The U.N. confirmed at least 17,000 metric tons of food – enough to feed more than half a million people – were taken.
The World Food Program said it has resumed delivering food for hundreds of thousands of hungry people in Sudan, though humanitarian access remains difficult.
“For many people, food and other supplies are running low,” WFP's Sudan Country Director Eddie Rowe said on Tuesday. “If they are available, they are way beyond the purchasing power of ordinary Sudanese.”
The impact of the abrupt U.S. foreign aid suspension has been quick and harsh for people and organizations worldwide.
Aid groups were in crisis as the U.S. aid agency seemed to lose independence and be put on the chopping block.
International aid agencies expressed relief over a cease-fire but cautioned it must lead to a more lasting peace agreement.
Humanitarians scrambled to protect civilians as rebels toppled the Assad regime after a nearly 14-year civil war.
The Trump administration's erosion of U.S. policy as Europe's main protector played out in a series of U.N. votes on Ukraine.
The coalition Merz forms will greatly influence his ability to govern the country or to strengthen multilateral institutions.
Trump's embrace of Putin and contempt for long-established transatlantic ties is an existential crisis for Europe and NATO.
More than 30 years later, Ukraine is fighting for its survival as it laments the Budapest Memorandum's broken promises.
