Sudan Faces Largest Humanitarian Crisis as Hunger and Conflict Devastate Millions

With 24 million lives at risk, the international community is criticized for neglecting a crisis surpassing Ukraine, Gaza, and Somalia combined.

Since April 2023, a violent conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the RSF paramilitary group has displaced over 11 million people and killed tens of thousands.
The United Nations reports nearly 26 million Sudanese face acute hunger, with 1.5 million on the brink of famine and 730,000 children severely malnourished.
Hunger is being used as a weapon of war, with both sides obstructing humanitarian aid and targeting relief workers, compounding the crisis.
Jan Egeland, head of the Norwegian Refugee Council, warns of a potential collapse of Sudanese society, describing widespread destruction and burned neighborhoods.
Experts caution that without immediate international intervention, the crisis could trigger a new wave of migration to Europe, reminiscent of 2015.