'It's utterly grim right now - it's the epicentre of suffering'

Sky NewsTuesday, November 18, 2025 at 1:56:00 AM
'It's utterly grim right now - it's the epicentre of suffering'
  • The UN's humanitarian affairs chief has labeled Sudan as the 'epicentre of suffering in the world' amid mass killings and the displacement of millions, indicating a severe humanitarian crisis. The violence has led to widespread suffering, with many forced to flee their homes, creating a dire need for humanitarian aid and intervention.
  • This situation underscores the critical need for global awareness and action to alleviate the suffering in Sudan. The international community's response will be pivotal in addressing the humanitarian needs and restoring stability in the region.
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