The Guardian: New report reveals MSF staff's fruitless calls for help as hospital came under fire
Internal report offers details of medical staff’s frantic efforts to alert Kabul and Washington, only to receive a text 30 minutes later: ‘I’m sorry to hear that’
As an American gunship unleashed burst after burst of cannon fire on Doctors Without Borders’ (MSF) hospital in Kunduz, medical staff inside the building frantically tried to alert military headquarters in Kabul and Washington DC.
When they finally received a reply, a massacre had already happened.
At 2.52am – at least 45 minutes into the attack and 30 minutes after MSF’s first call – a text message arrived from Nato’s Afghanistan mission: “I’m sorry to hear that, I still do not know what happened.”
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Doctors Without Borders Describes ‘Relentless and Brutal’ U.S. Attack in Afghanistan -- Time
Kunduz bombing: US planes 'fired on MSF hospital staff' -- BBC
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