David Lami felt “shocked” after meeting with the victims of the war

Every day, in order to escape Sudan’s war and famine, many families flood along the dry and dusty roads -these scenes obviously shocked the British Foreign Minister.

On Friday, David Lammy visited the Adere border post in the hot sun and witnessed the influence of the Sudan civil war. The outbreak of disputes.

Those who successfully crossed the border often lost their family members in the chaos and eagerly wanted to see if their loved ones were safe.

“This is the most terrible thing I have ever heard and seen in my life.”

“In most cases, I saw the escape women and children at the border between Chad and Sudan -tells the story of universal slaughtering, damage, incineration and sexual violence on them and their children. Among them, famine and hunger – – This is an incredible predicament. “

The Minister of Foreign Affairs saw dozens of women wrapped in light -colored shawls holding a carriage with children of different ages.

They were sitting on the bag and looked tired. The bag was contained in a small amount of items they could carry during the long journey to safe.

When I asked Halima Abdalla, how did Halima Abdalla feel, she said: “Alhamdulillah” means “praise God”.

The 28 -year -old woman encountered a tragedy of losing a child when she fled from Darfur in western Sudan, but she was relieved. The region has suffered some of the most destructive violence in the past 21 months-most of them are said to be caused by Darfur in western Sudan regions. It is done by the Organization of the Borders (RSF).

“I first went to Jananer, but when I broke out there, I had to run away again,” she said, explaining how she lost her husband and two other children.

Adere’s assistant said that they have been trying to let their families reunite after crossing the border.

A rescueman told the Broadcasting Corporation: “Some mothers tell us that they must choose to run with which children, because they cannot bring all their children at one time.”

Humanitarian staff brought some abandoned children across the border, sent them to foster families, while trying to find their family.

Lami stood on the side of the Chading border and talked with the escape family and the receiving assistants who received them.

After meeting with some refugees, he told the Broadcasting Corporation: “All these people have stories -very, very desperate stories, about escape violence, family murder, rape, torture, and harm.”

“I just sat with a woman, and she showed me the traces of burns. Her arm was burned by the soldiers, she was beaten, she was raped. This is desperate. We must attract the world’s attention. And solve the end of the pain. “

But he condemned the “conflict level system” he described. Although Sudan is currently the world’s largest humanitarian crisis, it seems to put Sudan at the bottom.

In November last year, the British Foreign Minister took the lead in proposed a resolution requested a ceasefire at the United Nations Security Council, but was rejected by Russia.

“How can you reject the dilemma here?” He asked, it sounded angry.

He told the Broadcasting Corporation that he is now planning to hold a meeting of Sudan neighbors such as Chad and Egypt and other “mediation peace partners” meetings in London.

None of the repeated trials led by the United States and Saudi Arabia failed to resolve conflicts.

Due to the deadlock, the United States subsequently sanited the generals of the leaders of the war. It also determines the crime of racial extinction of non -border doctors and their allies.

Since the outbreak of the battle in April 2023, more than 12 million people have escaped their homes.

According to the United Nations agency, more than 50 million civilians have fallen into fierce battles, and nearly half of them urgently need humanitarian assistance.

The malnutrition rate here is the highest in the world. In Adre’s tent clinic, sanitary workers measured the six -month -old Lasma Ibrahim’s upper arm.

The tape of color coding has been extended to the red end. The impact of her health may continue her life. Adere has a malnutrition every seven children.

Lami said Britain will continue to promote ceasefire.

It has doubled the amount of assistance to 200 million pounds ($ 250 million), and called on other donor countries to increase its efforts.

However, aid agencies were worried about the newly -hired US President Donald Trump announced that it was frozen for 90 days of frozen foreign aid.

The support interruption of one of the largest donations in the world will undoubtedly bring devastating consequences to the crisis such as Sudan. The United Nations has strived to achieve the goal of its urgent need of assistance funds.

In 2024, it was called to provide US $ 2.7 billion (£ 2.2 billion) to support Sudan, but only 57% of funds were provided.

At Adre’s food distribution center, a bag of yellow peas, millet, sorghum, and boxes of edible oil and other materials are neatly arranged on a waterproof cloth, and families from nearby refugee camps are lining up to collect quotas.

The air was filled with the cry of the baby tied to the line of the mother with a scarf. Each family is called one by one to receive rations.

One man helped hold a bag of dry food on the shoulder of another man, and then the man hummed his song while walking back to his temporary home.

According to local volunteers, before the Sudan Civil War began, Adre’s population was about 40,000, which has now increased by more than five times.

The refugees here are one of the few lucky people. Just on the other side of the border, Darfur, the Zamzham camp near Fahill announced in August that it was blocked in the famine, and the non -border doctor organization had been besieged the city for more than a year.

In December last year, the FA Examination Commission supported by the United Nations stated that the famine had spread to more regions -from Darfur to Abu Shucker and Salam refugee camps, and parts of South Cordo Fanzhou.

Despite the reopening Adere border, the famine is still spreading. The border was closed by the army because the border was suspected to be used to transport weapons to the opponent.

When we left the border, three or four trucks hanging from the UN World Grain Program banner slowly drove across the dust and entered Sudan.

They will provide urgent help to villages, towns, and fake camps outside the border. But this is not enough.

“We must stand up to face this huge crisis now.”