Hunger deepens in Sudan as aid cuts leave millions without food
Abdallah Hussain
Press TV, Khartoum
As Sudan’s war drags on, hunger is becoming a deadly weapon. Earlier this year, the United States froze most of its humanitarian programs in Sudan. Now, community kitchens are collapsing, and families are being forced to wait hours for scraps. Aid workers call it a crisis fueled by politics, not just war.
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