President Trump's 90-day freeze on foreign aid has severely impacted Sudan, leading to closure of communal kitchens providing essential supplies to millions in need. The country is on the brink of famine due to ongoing civil war, with U.S. funding cuts exacerbating the crisis.
Key Points
U.S. freeze on foreign aid has led to closure of essential humanitarian programs in Sudan
Civil war and political divisions in Sudan have further complicated the humanitarian crisis
Local grassroots efforts like communal kitchens are struggling to survive without funding
Pros
Communal kitchens in Sudan were able to provide food, medicine, and supplies to those in need
Network of communal kitchens operated by local volunteers, showcasing solidarity and neutrality
Cons
Closure of communal kitchens due to lack of funding has put millions at risk of famine
Conflict between Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces has worsened the situation