Starvation Deaths Reported in Sudan Amid Ongoing Conflict

Nearly 18 million face acute hunger as aid distribution is hampered by fighting between military factions.

The UN food agency reports deaths from starvation in Sudan, where conflict between rival generals disrupts aid distribution.
Nearly 18 million people in Sudan face acute hunger, with the most desperate trapped behind conflict lines.
The World Food Program calls for immediate security guarantees for aid delivery amid reports of people resorting to extreme coping mechanisms.
Over 10.7 million people have been displaced by the conflict, with both sides accused of war crimes.
Efforts by regional partners, Saudi Arabia, and the US to mediate the conflict have so far been unsuccessful.