Blocks Aid

• Los combates activos entre las Fuerzas Armadas Sudanesas y las Rapid Support Forces han intensificado los bloqueos en los corredores humanitarios, dejando atrapadas a más de 2 millones de personas desplazadas internamente sin acceso a alimentos ni suministros médicos. • El Programa Mundial de Alimentos de la ONU informó que las condiciones de hambruna afectan ahora a múltiples regiones, y que las tasas de desnutrición infantil superan el 40 por ciento en algunas zonas. • El Departamento de Estado de los EE. UU. anunció una ayuda humanitaria de emergencia adicional de 150 millones de dólares, aunque reconoció que la inseguridad hace que la entrega de ayuda sea cada vez más difícil.

• The UN Security Council failed to authorize cross-border humanitarian assistance into Syria after Russia vetoed a resolution supported by 13 member states on Thursday, April 10, blocking aid deliveries to rebel-held northwest regions. • The veto marks the seventh Russian obstruction of Syria humanitarian measures since 2011, leaving an estimated 4.5 million Syrians in need without international UN-coordinated relief channels. • Humanitarian organizations warn the blockade will exacerbate a severe food and medicine shortage, with winter conditions deteriorating access to displaced populations in Idlib province.

• The UN World Food Programme reported on April 9 that active combat in Sudan's Khartoum and West Darfur states has suspended humanitarian operations, cutting off food assistance to approximately 9 million internally displaced persons and vulnerable civilians. • The World Health Organization documented a 40% spike in cholera cases across eastern Sudan refugee camps over the past two weeks, with only five functioning water treatment facilities operational across the country. • International NGOs warn of imminent famine conditions by mid-May if logistics corridors remain blocked, with donor nations unable to guarantee protection for aid workers amid ongoing violence.