UN Demands Immediate Aid Access to Avert Humanitarian Disaster in Darfur

As conflict intensifies in Sudan, the UN warns of severe starvation risks, urging global diplomatic efforts to secure aid pathways.

The World Food Program reports over 1.7 million in Darfur face emergency hunger levels, exacerbated by ongoing military conflicts.
RSF control and sieges around Darfur's cities hinder aid delivery, with El Fasher's 500,000 civilians particularly vulnerable.
Recent violence includes targeted attacks on aid workers and restrictions on aid convoys, complicating relief efforts.
Malnutrition rates soar as residents resort to eating grass and peanut shells; children and the elderly are severely affected.
International calls intensify for secure, unrestricted humanitarian access to prevent one of the world's largest hunger crises.