World Food Programme Warns of Hunger Crisis in Middle East
The World Food Programme warned that the Middle East crisis has led to an increase in the number of people at risk of hunger, with more than 9 million individuals potentially losing access to food assistance this year if the situation persists. It explained that rising prices of fuel, food, and fertilizers are exacerbating pressure on poor families and impacting humanitarian operations. Additionally, ongoing conflict and rising oil prices are expected to push around 45 million more people into severe hunger.
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