The United Nations has appealed for increased international humanitarian support to reinforce fragile truce efforts in Sudan as conflict continues to displace civilians and strain basic services.
UN officials warned that without adequate assistance ceasefire initiatives risk collapse amid worsening humanitarian conditions.
Aid agencies report severe shortages of food clean water and medical supplies particularly in urban areas affected by fighting.
The UN emphasized that humanitarian access remains inconsistent due to insecurity and damaged infrastructure. International donors were urged to increase funding and diplomatic engagement to support relief operations.
Regional analysts say the humanitarian situation has become a critical factor influencing political negotiations. Continued civilian suffering threatens to undermine confidence in peace initiatives and fuel further instability.
The UN appeal highlights the interconnected nature of humanitarian relief and conflict resolution as efforts to stabilize Sudan face mounting challenges.
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