UN Warns of Worsening Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan Due to Ongoing ConflictNew York, 26 Mar (ONA) —- The United Nations expressed grave concern
over the ongoing clashes across Sudan between the Sudanese army and
the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), warning of their serious
repercussions for civilians and the worsening humanitarian crisis in
the country.
UN Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric noted at a press conference
that the escalation of attacks on populated areas in the capital,
Khartoum, and the city of Omdurman.
“We once again remind all parties of their obligations under
international humanitarian law to protect civilians and civilian
infrastructure and to take all feasible measures to avoid harming
them,” Dujarric said.

He also said that the ongoing clashes, in addition to funding
cuts by major donors, have severely disrupted health services in
Sudan, particularly in the Darfur region.

Dujarric stressed that approximately 58,000 people in North
Kordofan, including displaced persons, returnees, and residents, are
in need of urgent humanitarian assistance. He called on the
international community to intensify support for the humanitarian
response in Sudan, including increased funding, ensuring the
protection of civilians and aid workers, and ensuring safe access to
those in need.—- Ends/Khalid