Sudan's humanitarian situation has intensified as the US freezes humanitarian assistance, leading to the closure of up to 80% of emergency food kitchens and diminishing medical support. The ongoing conflict between the SAF and RSF has resulted in tens of thousands of civilian deaths and over 12 million displaced. With famine reported in 10 areas and more on the verge, the aid suspension comes at a critical time for those reliant on these resources. Despite claims of a waiver for emergency assistance, the need for aid remains dire amidst escalating violence and instability.
The freezing of United States humanitarian assistance has resulted in the closure of up to 80 percent of Sudan's emergency food kitchens, deepening the famine.
Despite the humanitarian crisis, fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces continues, with no relief for the millions displaced and in need.
Tens of thousands of civilians have been killed in the conflict, with over 12 million people displaced and famine gripping more than 10 areas.
The US Department of State claimed to have issued a waiver for life-saving food and humanitarian assistance programs amidst the consequences of its aid freeze.
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