(Adnkronos) – Three World Food Programme staff members were killed in an air raid in Sudan. This was denounced by Wfp in a statement shared on ‘X’, underlining that a field office of the UN organization was hit in the raid. “Wfp is outraged by the killing of three of its members in an airstrike in Sudan on Thursday, December 19,” the note reads. “We are gathering more information and will be releasing it later,” the statement added.
Sudan: Wfp, three workers killed in air raid
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