Libya's national reconciliation government accused the national army led by Khalifa Hafer of bombing a field hospital south of the capital Tripoli.
Cairo – .. This came in a statement published on the official page of the Information Office of the President of the Presidential Council of the Libyan National Accord Government, Sunday (28 July).
"The presidential council of the National Reconciliation Government condemns the targeting of the forces attacking the capital of civilian facilities, the latest of which occurred on Saturday from aerial bombardment of a field hospital south of the capital Tripoli."
The statement said the government: "The bombing killed five doctors, paramedics, and wounded 8 of the medical staff were wounded."
He continued: "This targeting of hospitals and civilian facilities has become systematic, and is prepared in accordance with international humanitarian law and international human rights law war crimes."
The government of the Libyan Accord, that "the competent authorities of the Government of the Accord and monitor and document what it described as" crimes "to provide the perpetrators and who gave orders to implement them for domestic and international judiciary," calling on the international community "to assume its responsibilities."
The Libyan capital Tripoli has been witnessing military clashes in different areas, since the announcement of the Libyan National Army forces led by Marshal Khalifa Hafter to launch a military operation to restore the Libyan capital Tripoli.
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