Sudan Faces Catastrophic Crisis as Peace Talks Loom
US-led negotiations in Geneva proceed despite uncertainty over Sudanese military participation, while millions face acute hunger and displacement.
- Over 25 million people in Sudan are experiencing severe food insecurity due to ongoing conflict.
- The UN has declared famine in several regions, with dire conditions in Darfur and Zamzam camp.
- US envoy Tom Perriello criticizes both warring factions for using starvation as a weapon.
- Talks in Geneva aim to establish a ceasefire and improve humanitarian access, but SAF's attendance is unconfirmed.
- Over 10.7 million people are internally displaced, and 2.3 million have fled to neighboring countries.