26 Doctors Without Borders Workers Missing in South Sudan After Attacks

• 26 Doctors Without Borders (MSF) workers remain unaccounted for in South Sudan's Jonglei State, a month after attacks.
• Two MSF facilities in Lankien and Pieri were attacked on Feb 3; one bombed by government forces, another raided by unknown assailants.
• Staff fled into rural areas amid ongoing armed clashes and aerial bombardments, losing contact due to insecurity and limited network connectivity.
• The attacks are part of an increasing trend of violence against humanitarian staff, supplies, and infrastructure in the region.
• MSF head Yashovardhan stressed that medical workers must never be targets, expressing deep concern for colleagues and communities.