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?If this hospital falls, please ** pictures of our bodies?
Syrian govt and Russian forces are deliberately targeting medical facilities as part of their military strategy By Josie Ensor If this hospital falls on top of us and we get stuck under the rubble, please ** pictures. Don’t forget our dignity,” nurse Bara’a messaged from the basement of the M2 hospital in east Aleppo. The hospital, one of the largest serving the opposition-held side of the city, had been hit hours earlier and she could hear warplanes circling overhead. “I’m **t afraid for myself, just for my patients,” she told the Telegraph from an underground bunker, where she was hiding with 90 patients and injured colleagues. The intensive care unit had been destroyed in the attack, leaving many victims of the previous days’ bombings without medical care. M2 was hit around 4am, minutes before a**ther hospital, M10. Both were put out of service. Residents in east of the city say they are experiencing the worst bombing campaign of the war. More than 350 people were killed in Syrian and Russian air strikes since the ceasefire collapsed last week. “It could only have been deliberate,” said Adham Sahloul of the Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS) who is based in Turkey. He said government forces k**w the location of both facilities, which are referred to using codenames. “There are **w only 30 doctors and six hospitals left to treat the some 300,000 residents,” he told the Telegraph. Rights groups have accused Syrian and Russian forces of deliberately targeting medical facilities, with Amnesty International earlier this year accusing the allies of “wiping out hospitals as part of their military strategy.” Most of the hospitals have moved into basements to protect against strikes, but Russian warplanes last week began dropping so-called bunker-buster bombs, which can penetrate deep underground and level entire buildings. Sahloul warned of devastating medical consequences if violence spiked again while the hospitals remain closed. “With these two hospitals gone, if today there is a**ther offensive like Saturday or Sunday, this is signing the death warrant for hundreds of people,” he said. “They are in areas that are hit quite often and are densely populated, so this is going to be a problem.” Pleas from the World Health Organisation for a humanitarian corridor to transport the injured out of east Aleppo, which is blockaded on all sides by government forces, have been ig**red. A few streets away from M2 in the al-Maadi neighbourhood, at least six people were killed by artillery shelling while they queued for bread at the bakery. Syrian government forces are pushing into rebel-held areas after launching a campaign to retake the whole city. أكثر... ??????? ??????: ?If this hospital falls, please ** pictures of our bodies? || ??????: ahlam1399 || ??????: اسم منتداك
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