Al-Faisher city residents of the surrounded al-Facher city faced starvation, UN warning

The Food Agency of the UN has warned that families who are trapped in the starvation of Al-Phasher’s starvation in the city of Sudanese, surrounded.

The World Food Program (WFP) said that for more than a year, it was not possible to provide food to the city of western Darfur region by road.

L -Faser has been surrounded by half -timely soldiers by Rapid Support Force (RSF) for about 16 months – is determined to confiscate Sudan’s army.

The WFP warning has already begun to record the death of local activists in the city, which still has about 300,000 people.

In April 223, after a bad power struggle between the army and its former associate RSF began, Sudan was submerged in the Civil War – the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.

The UN’s Children’s Agency has also issued a statement, saying that malnutrition is across the country and many children “reduced skin and bones”.

The WFP warning reflects the recent appeal for the urgent support of North Darfur’s Governor Al-Hafeez Bahl.

The blessed is linked to the Sudan’s military leadership, who is trying to control the city at the last foot of Darfur.

RSF battle to capture al-fapehar from the Sudani army Has been intense in recent monthsAfter the paramilitary was removed from the capital Khartum.

Statistics of UN in early July have shown that 38% of children under the age of five under five years of age are suffering from severe malnutrition for people inside and nearby.

WFP said that due to the lack of food shortages in L-fashion, prices have increased for rare supply in L-Fasher, and people reported that people are eating fodder and food waste to try to survive.

The agency did not answer the party – but the RSF has reduced the trade route and the city has stopped supply lines.

The regional director of Eastern and South Africa’s WFP regional director Eric Peridisen said, “Everyone in L-Fasher is facing everyday struggle to survive.”

He said, “Two years of war, the system of coating people is completely gone. Without immediate and eternal entry, life will be lost,” he added.

The agency quoted an eight -year -old daughter, Sondos, who had fled the city with five members of the family.

“There was a lot of firing and hunger in Al-Fasher. Only hunger and bombs,” the girl said that the family was just alive on the millet.

WFP said it had trucks filled with food and nutrition, and the Sudanese government had approved the Sudanese government to go to Al-Fasher.

RSF is waiting for the word whether to pause in the battle to allow goods to allow goods to be allowed.

Since the beginning of June, UN has been pressuring the humanitarian war of the week, when the UN attack was attacked by the L-Fasher route-the festival and the RSF blamed each other for the strike.

According to Sudan’s state news agency, D -Facto leader General Abdel Fatah Al -Barhan, the head of the armed forces in the country, agreed to temporarily.

RSF has not officially responded. However, reports quoted by RSF consultants have said that the group has rejected the initiative, believing that the war will be used to facilitate food and ammunition in the “Burhan siege”.

He also claimed that RSF and his associate citizens were establishing a “safe way” to leave the city.

Last month, the Migration Organization (IM) for the International Organization said that more than one million people have fled the L-Fareser since the conflict started. In April, RSF includes people from the nearest Zamzam camp occupied??

The BBC has heard the first hand accounts of the attack by the RSF-Allied gangs on their desperate flights and on the road since the BBC bombed the L-Fasher.

WFP said they have made a reasonable progress to help food in some other parts of Darpur, but they were at risk of reversing the delicate profits when the roads were closed in the coming monsoon.

UNICEF’s Sudan representative Sheldon Year said that some conditions are gradually improving in the area of Central Sudan, which had recently been aid to the workers after the Sudanese troops removed the RSF soldiers.

But he said that the restrictions have been increased due to recent funding deductions, and it is clearly mentioned in the international assistance of US President Donald Trump administration.

“This is a depressed disaster,” he said.

“We are on the verge of irreversible loss to the entire generation of children, because we lack knowledge or tools to save them, but we have failed to work together immediately and depend on the demand of this crisis. We need access to these children.”