Sudan Faces Most Severe Humanitarian Crisis Since the Outbreak of War
The United Nations warns of an escalating humanitarian crisis in Sudan, as the situation deteriorates due to ongoing fighting and the spread of cholera, which has claimed the lives of 114 people and infected over 1,330, with a high mortality rate of 13.7%. The hostilities have also triggered a large wave of displacement, hindered relief efforts, and worsened the hunger crisis that could lead to hundreds of thousands of people fleeing in search of food and safety. Children are the most affected, with 330 being killed or injured during the first six months of 2026, as a result of attacks and ongoing violence.
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