Sudan's Largest Humanitarian Crisis

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Sudanese disaster

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Sudan's civil war is starving thousands of children. Aid workers say Trump's aid freeze could cost more lives.

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More than 25 million people in Sudan are starving, more than half of the nation's population.

Of those, 3.2 million are children under the age of 5 who are suffering from acute malnutrition.

Despite those harrowing figures, Sudan 's brutal conflict is often called "the forgotten war" It took CBS News team nearly two years to get visas required to enter Sudan .

President Trump 's 90-day foreign aid suspension could prove catastrophic for Sudanese .

WFP head of communications Leni Kenzli: "The time to roll back funding is not now" "We are extremely worried that when we finally get into these places at the scale we need to, it's going to be too late".

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