Kabul – After the Islamic State of Khurasan Province (ISKP) attacks on Sardar Mohammad Dawood Khan Hospital in Kabul, a number of countries and organizations condemned the attack and said it was a violation of human rights.
The United Nations by publishing a statement on Tuesday, (November 2) strongly condemned the attack on a military hospital in Kabul, adding that it is against basic human rights and an obvious violation of Islamic values and said that medical and civilians’ places must not be targeted.
The continuation of terrorist attacks in Afghanistan is a serious obstacle for peace and security; in addition, the perpetrators of such attacks must be brought to justice, the UN added.
The World Health Organization (WHO) also offered its condolences to the families of victims, saying that the facilities and health centers must not be targeted.
Furthermore, the Foreign Ministry of Iran also condemned the attack and said, “Any terrorist measure that targets civilians, is condemned.”
The Turkish Foreign Ministry has also described the attack as terrorist and inhuman in a statement.
In yesterday’s attack by ISKP on a military hospital in Kabul 19 people were killed and 50 others injured including, two women and one child.
In the attack, five security forces of the Taliban were killed and five others injured as well, the Taliban said.
