Drone attacks are crippling vital aid routes in Sudan, worsening an already dire humanitarian crisis. The damage to key bridges and roads, coupled with the approaching rainy season and spillover effects into Chad, threatens to cut off millions from essential supplies.
A UN agency warns that Chad’s maternity care services are overwhelmed by a massive influx of refugees fleeing the Sudan civil war, with limited resources and increasing risks for women and girls. Funding cuts further threaten vital services.
Newly appointed UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, leverages his personal understanding of displacement to address the escalating global crisis, emphasizing individual dignity and advocating for long-term solutions beyond immediate aid.
