WASHINGTON — The United States expressed outrage at what it initially assessed to be a deliberate Syrian regime airstrike on a Doctors Without Borders-affiliated hospital in Aleppo that killed dozens of people, and the United Nations has warned of a catastrophe if the United States and Russia don’t quickly restore Syria’s partial cease-fire that has badly degraded in Syria’s largest city in the past week.
"We are outraged by yesterday’s airstrikes in Aleppo on the al-Quds hospital … which killed dozens of people, including children, patients and medical personnel," Secretary of State John Kerry said in a statement April 28.