UN Report Details Worsening Global Hunger Driven by Conflict
A UN News report reveals a "vicious conflict-hunger cycle," where ongoing wars severely disrupt food systems, causing widespread acute food insecurity. Last year, 266 million people experienced acute food insecurity, with conflict being the main cause in 12 of 13 major hunger hotspots. The simultaneous confirmation of famine in Sudan and Gaza underscores a dangerous escalation in the link between warfare and global hunger.
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