Hafer loses 42 fighters … and escalates his crimes by killing five doctors by bombing a hospital

Five doctors were killed and eight medical badistants injured during an air strike Saturday against a field hospital run by the internationally recognized Tripoli government, a spokesman for the Libyan hospital said Sunday.

The Tripoli government issued a statement condemning the incident and accusing the forces of retired Major General Khalifa Haftar for leading the air strike, hospital spokesman Malik said. Mersit, which would provide medical badistance to forces allied to the Al-Wefaq government.

His attack failed on the axis Ain Zara and the transport camp south of Tripoli

The government's presidential council condemned the attack of what he described as "forces of the aggressor" on the capital of civilian facilities, the latest of which took place on Saturday after the bombing Aerial of a field hospital south of the capital Tripoli, killing four doctors and paramedics, and injuring eight injured medical staff, according to the Council.
"This targeting of hospitals and civilian facilities, which has become systematic, is a war crime consistent with international humanitarian law and international human rights law," said the council in a statement released Sunday.
He stressed that "the competent authorities of the Government of Al-Wefaq are monitoring and documenting these crimes in order to provide the perpetrators and those who ordered them to be executed by the order of national and international justice", calling the international community of its legal institutions and human rights to badume its responsibilities for what it describes as violations committed by militia abusers.
"The Libyan army and the forces that support it continue to exercise their legitimate right to defend the capital and its people with courage and absolute respect for international humanitarian law and the general standards of war. axes, "he concluded. "Victory is their ally, God willing."
On Saturday, a fighter aircraft targeted an Al-Wifaq government field hospital on the road to Tripoli airport, killing four and wounding four medical personnel.
Meanwhile, a spokesman for the "angry volcano" government reconciliation Mustafa al-Majai, said that a cautious calm prevailed in all the fighting areas in the capital Tripoli. He attributed the heavy losses suffered by Haftar's forces during the failed attack on the Ain Zara axis and the transport camp south of the capital on Saturday.
He added: "42 deaths are the result of losses suffered by the forces of aggression on the capital Tripoli in the axis of Ain Zara and the transit camp, according to statistics and report of the Libyan Red Crescent ", pointing out that" the camp has been completely recovered, but has also strengthened the adjacent sites ".
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