Humanitarian agencies warn that nearly a million individuals are now without food assistance as war-related injuries strain already fragile health systems, diverting resources from critical aid programs. The surge in medical emergencies has forced organizations to redirect supplies and personnel, leaving vulnerable populations at risk of starvation. With hospitals overwhelmed and supply chains disrupted, the crisis underscores the compounding effects of conflict on both health and humanitarian support. Experts fear further deterioration if aid efforts are not urgently reinforced.
Almost one million people cut off from food aid as health infrastructure overwhelmed by war-wounded.
