US EditionSudan Civil War Overwhelms Border Town in Neighbor Chad as Refugees Find Little Help
- On May 3 and 9, about 46,000 Sudanese refugees arrived at transit camps Tine and Adre in Chad seeking shelter from the ongoing civil war.
- The conflict between Sudan’s army and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, ongoing since April 2023, has triggered the largest displacement crisis globally, forcing over 10 million people to flee within Sudan and millions more to seek refuge in neighboring countries, posing a significant regional threat.
- Aid cuts and limited funding have left camps like Adre overwhelmed, forcing authorities to move refugees to other camps despite growing local tensions and scarce resources.
- Only 13% of requested funding for Chad's refugee support arrived in 2025, and WFP warns food assistance may end by July, risking heightened hunger and malnutrition among vulnerable families.
- The crisis suggests worsening regional instability, as food prices rise, security concerns grow, and refugees face bleak futures amid a fragile humanitarian response.
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Sudan refugees face deepening hunger as funds dry up: UN
Millions of people displaced by the war in Sudan are at risk of falling deeper into crisis as funding for food aid dwindles, the UN's World Food Programme warned Monday. Since April 2023, war between the Sudanese army and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces has created the world's largest displacement crisis, with more than 10 million people displaced inside the country. Another four million have fled across borders, mainly to Chad, Egypt and Sout…
Sudan: Funding Shortages Threaten Relief for Millions of Sudanese Refugees
Critical shortfalls in global humanitarian funding now threaten millions of Sudanese refugees fleeing war to seek refuge in neighbouring countries, the UN World Food Programme (WFP) said on Monday.
Sudan civil war overwhelms border town in neighboring Chad as refugees find little help
ADRE, Chad — Fatima Omas Abdullah wakes up every morning with aches and pains from sleeping on bare ground for almost two years. She did not expect Sudan’s civil war to displace her for so long into neighboring Chad. Read more...
Sudan Civil War Overwhelms Border Town in Neighbor Chad as Refugees Find Little Help
Fatima Omas Abdullah wakes up every morning with aches and pains from sleeping on bare ground for almost two years. She did not expect Sudan's civil war to displace her for so long into neighboring Chad. “There is nothing here,” she said, crying and shaking the straw door of her makeshift home. Since April 2023, she has been in the Adre transit camp a few hundred meters from the Sudanese border, along with almost a quarter-million others fleeing…
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