The World Food Program has paused aid distribution in Sudan’s Zamzam displacement camp due to intensified fighting, warning that thousands could starve without immediate assistance. The conflict between the military and a paramilitary group has forced aid partners to leave, leaving thousands of families at risk of starvation. The camp, previously declared in famine, is facing challenges in receiving humanitarian aid due to fighting, road conditions, and purposeful obstruction by the paramilitary group RSF.
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Afghanistan’s Taliban selling US weapons to Yemen’s Houthis
SummaryFollowing the Biden administration's rapid withdrawal from Kabul in 2021, approximately one million US weapons were left behind, with half a million now unaccounted for, according to sources. These weapons have reportedly been sold or smuggled to various terror groups, including the Houthis and Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, as admitted by Taliban officials during a UN meeting. Despite these claims, the Taliban's deputy spokesperson asserted that all weapons are securely stored, while former President Trump criticized the...
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