Sudan's Crisis Deepens: Hunger Threatens Millions Amid Ongoing Conflict

As the war between government forces and paramilitaries continues, international aid falls short, leaving millions on the brink of famine.

Nearly a year into the conflict, Sudan faces the world's largest hunger crisis, with close to 25 million people requiring humanitarian assistance.
The war between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces has resulted in tens of thousands of deaths and the largest population of internally displaced people globally.
Aid efforts are severely hindered, with a U.N. humanitarian appeal receiving only 5% of required funds and reports of aid shipments being blocked and warehouses looted.
The conflict has led to a catastrophic decline in food production and skyrocketing food prices, pushing millions to the brink of famine.
International attention to the crisis is lacking, despite the severe humanitarian situation and calls for global action to prevent a hunger crisis.