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The United Nations renewed its call on all parties to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure, and to facilitate unhindered access for humanitarian aid.

The UN fund considered that achieving a sustainable ceasefire represents the starting point for any recovery process in Sudan.

OCHA renewed its call on all parties to allow rapid, safe, unhindered and sustainable humanitarian access to those in need.

UN agencies have warned of a suspected cholera outbreak in central Kordofan.

The organizations considered that the continuation of the conflict, displacement, restrictions on access to humanitarian aid and lack of funding were factors that exacerbated the crisis.

The FAO, the World Food Programme and UNICEF have warned that 19.5 million people in Sudan are facing acute hunger, including 135,000 in a catastrophic situation, amid funding shortages and relief restrictions.

The UN envoy reiterated that there is no military solution to the conflict in Sudan.

The United Nations warned of the harsh conditions faced by returnees, noting that 70% of Khartoum's homes are partially or completely destroyed.

This support comes as an extension of the assistance provided by the Kingdom through its humanitarian arm, to alleviate the suffering of the Sudanese people.

The UN Secretary-General called for a permanent ceasefire in Sudan.

The international community was urged to act without delay and adopt strict measures to prevent the transfer of weapons to the parties to the conflict.

Saudi support for the Sudanese people comes within the framework of the Kingdom’s ongoing humanitarian efforts to support those affected by the war.