Providing security for humanitarian aid in Sudan Following the theft of food trucks bound for the Darfur region, the UN has requested a secu...
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Providing security for humanitarian aid in Sudan
Following the theft of food trucks bound for the Darfur region, the UN has requested a security guarantee in order to deliver the aid required in conflict-torn Sudan.
Martin Griffiths, the Chief Humanitarian Officer of the United Nations, emphasized the necessity of doing this in order to guarantee that relief reaches those in need while being delivered to the proper location under military cover.
According to the Reuters news agency, airstrikes have been heard in Khartoum since the morning of this Wednesday, despite the fact that the warring sides had agreed to a new cease-fire plan for seven days starting tomorrow, Thursday. which calls into question whether the deal can actually be kept.
According to the United Nations, the battle has so far caused an urgent humanitarian crisis, forcing 100,000 people to escape to neighboring countries without enough food or water.