Sudan's Humanitarian Crisis Deepens Amidst Funding Shortfall and Refugee Exodus
Sudan is facing a severe humanitarian crisis as relief funding dwindles and army-imposed restrictions hinder aid delivery. The civil war has left over half the population in dire need of assistance, with nearly six million people displaced. Hunger is rising, and the medical sector is on the verge of collapse. Local volunteers who established makeshift clinics are losing hope as funding dries up, and some are fleeing. Aid supplies are being choked, particularly in areas controlled by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The RSF, despite their role in creating the crisis, is now providing aid to civilians, pushing them to rely on the group.