🌍Sudan's "forgotten war" displaces 12 million as Trump freezes all humanitarian aid

Foreign Policy

Sudan's civil war between the SAF and RSF has created the world's largest humanitarian crisis, with 30.4 million people—over half the population—needing aid, the UN reported July 14, 2025. Over 12 million are internally displaced, 25 million face acute food insecurity, and famine was confirmed in Darfur. The Trump administration's 90-day USAID freeze in January closed hundreds of soup kitchens, while the RSF committed genocide against ethnic minorities, killing 300+ civilians in village massacres.

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Why This Matters

📺 The world's worst humanitarian crisis gets zero media coverage while millions starve

Sudan's 30 million in need dwarfs Ukraine (17 million) and Gaza (2.3 million) combined—yet remains invisible.

💀 Trump's aid freeze directly caused starvation deaths as soup kitchens closed

Cutting food aid during confirmed famine conditions constitutes a crime against humanity under international law.

⚔️ U.S. weapons fuel both sides through UAE and Egypt while blocking food aid

American arms sales to regional allies end up with warring factions while humanitarian aid gets frozen.

📞 Contact USAID at 202-712-0000 demanding immediate restoration of food assistance

Every day of frozen aid means preventable deaths from starvation in refugee camps.

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