The World Food Programme has announced it must reduce food assistance for thousands of people in a besieged region, citing severe constraints on delivering humanitarian support. The decision underscores the worsening crisis in an area already isolated by conflict and logistical barriers. Aid workers warn that the cuts could deepen malnutrition and instability among vulnerable populations. The move highlights the growing challenges of sustaining relief efforts in hard-to-reach conflict zones.
The World Food Programme says it is forced to cut aid for thousands in the enclave.
