On Sunday, the MSF confirmed that one of the organization's hospitals in Yemen had been subject to an attack. Several people were injured and killed.

"The Secretary-General condemns the Saudi attack on a hospital supported by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Sa’ada province, Yemen, which killed at least four people and injured many others today… This is the latest in a series of attacks on health facilities, following those in 2015 on the MSF-supported Haydan Medical Hospital in Sa’ada and a mobile health clinic in Taiz," the statement read.

Ban expressed concern over limited access to healthcare for the people of Yemen, calling for an impartial investigation into the attack.

"The Secretary-General again repeats his call on all parties involved in the Yemeni conflict to immediately cease all hostilities and resolve differences through peaceful negotiations," the statement said.

Since March, a Saudi-led coalition has been carrying out airstrikes against Yemeni people at the request of Yemen’s former fugitive President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi.

Last month, the Saudi-led coalition conducted their latest airstrikes near an MSF clinic in Yemen. According to reports, nine people were injured. The MSF attributed a number of previously conducted attacks on hospitals to the coalition, but the latter denied allegations; Sputnik reported.

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