Somalia’s children face hunger amid drought, conflict, and aid delays

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•Somalia is currently facing a severe drought that has reduced food and water availability.
•Ongoing armed conflict in Somalia has displaced populations and hindered humanitarian access.
•International aid deliveries have been delayed due to disruptions caused by the Iran war.
•Children in Somalia are the most affected group, facing increased hunger and health risks.

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▸If international aid shipments resume promptly then food and medical supplies will reach vulnerable children, reducing malnutrition and mortality rates.

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🌍Islamic Republic of Iran 🌍Somaliland

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MEDaily SabahSomali hunger crisis soars as Iran war delays vital aid for children AFRICAAfricanewsSomalia’s children pay the price as drought, war and Aid cuts collide

Somalia is experiencing a severe hunger crisis affecting children due to ongoing drought, armed conflict, and reductions in international aid. The situation worsened as delays in aid shipments, linked to the Iran war, have disrupted vital food and medical supplies. This crisis threatens the health and survival of millions of children in Somalia, increasing the risk of malnutrition and mortality.