Saudi Arabia has strongly condemned an attack on a hospital in Sudan, attributing the assault to the Rapid Support Forces and calling for immediate respect for international humanitarian principles.

In an official response, the Kingdom emphasized the importance of safeguarding medical facilities and ensuring the protection of civilians, particularly in conflict zones where access to healthcare is critical.

The statement underscored Saudi Arabia’s consistent position in support of humanitarian norms and the need to prevent further escalation of violence.

The attack on the hospital has heightened concerns about the deteriorating security situation in Sudan, where ongoing clashes have placed increasing strain on civilian infrastructure.

Medical facilities, already under pressure, are seen as vital lifelines for communities affected by the conflict.

Saudi Arabia’s condemnation reflects its broader engagement in regional stability efforts and its commitment to addressing humanitarian challenges through diplomatic channels.

The Kingdom has previously supported initiatives aimed at facilitating dialogue and reducing tensions in Sudan.

Officials reiterated the urgent need for all parties involved to adhere to international law, avoid targeting civilian infrastructure and prioritize the safety of non-combatants.

The statement also called for continued international cooperation to address the humanitarian crisis and support affected populations.

As the situation in Sudan remains volatile, Saudi Arabia’s response highlights the growing international focus on protecting essential services and mitigating the impact of conflict on civilians.