David Lammy ‘is insulted’ after meeting the victims of war face to face

Every day families full of dry and dusty dust, runs away from war and famine in Sudan – scenes clearly shaking foreigner’s secretary.

Under the ruling sun, David Lammy visited Adré border on Friday to testify the first Sudan’s civil war that began when the army and higher relationships (RSF) collapsed.

Those who do more than the border are often separated from their families to escape and wish to see that their relatives have passed safely.

“It’s not some of the worst things I’ve ever heard and saw in my life,” said Lammy.

“Surprisingly, what I saw here in Chad, the border and Sudan, are the kids running away from their lives – telling the stories of their execution, salutation, their violence, famine, famine.”

The foreign attendant saw many women tied with lamps, shawls, and with two years of a horse-drawn chariots.

They looked tired of living in bags of a few goods that they could bring in a long journey of safety.

“Alhamdulillah” which means “Praise God”, you say words Hila Abdala when I asked him how you could do it over the border.

The 28-year-old was released even though he lost one of his children as he fled to Darfur, the western Sudan region, which had suffered from the past 21 months – allegedly being done by RSF.

“I started to go to El-Geneina, but I had to run again when it broke out,” he said, explaining how he broke up with her husband and two two children.

AID employees in Adré said they have been trying to combine families when they cross the border.

“Some mothers tell us that they have to choose what children will run as they can carry all in one,” Helpful worker told BBC.

Some abandoned children are brought to government employees across the border bound to the non-time care for their families.

Standing on Chadian border side, Lammy talked to families who were running away and helped workers who received them.

After meeting some of the refugees, he told BBC: “All these people have the news – the most difficult issues of fleeing flee violence from violence, rape, abuse.

“I just stayed with a single woman who had shown me burnt marks. He had soldiers on top and down his arms, he was beaten and raped. This should be raped.”

Yet, he relieved what he described as “disputes” that appears to be installed in Sudan at the bottom, even though it is the biggest problem in the world.

November last year, the UK foreign secretary led the decision that we wanted to end the Magistrate UN Safety Council, where Russia appears.

“How can you find a persistent grief here?” He asked, heard up.

He told BBC now that he planned to call, London, a meeting of Sudan’s neighbors such as Chad and Egypt and other international partners to sell peace. “.

Several efforts by a quiet speech led by the US and Saudi Arabia failed to express a solution to a conflict.

Since the uncle is surprised, we acknowledged that the generals lead both sides of war. He decided that RSF and its partners did the reign.

More than 12 million people fled their homes because the fighting broke on April 2023.

Catching in the center of spicy fights is over 50 million, about half of them in need of human help by longing, according to the UN organizations.

Healthy prices are between the highest country here. At a clinic presented in Adré, health workers measured the rotation of the upper arm of Rasma Ibrahim six months.

The colored tape that is coloring travels all the way to the reddish end. The impact of his state of life can last for the rest of his life. First of all seven children here in Adré is malnourished.

The UK would continue to pressure the struggle, Lammy said.

It has been twice as twice as helpful in 200m ($ 250m), and it costs other donors to go up.

AID agencies are concerned with this announcement made by the US President of the newly established Donald Trump for 90 freezing day with external assistance.

District to support from one world-century country donors will have serious consequences in the tricks such as Sudan. The UN is already striving to meet its financial policies.

In 2024, a complaint of $ 2.7BN (£ 2.2BN) Support the Sudan was issued, but only 57% of the money was given.

At the Adré food center, sacks of yellow springs peas, breasts, oil cooking boxes and other items are well organized over the Tarpaulins as the nearest camp line for their nearest camp.

The cry of bowls are combined by shawls to their mothers lines back filling the air. Each person, families are called to collect their assignments.

The man helps lift a dry food sauce on the shoulder of the other, who then hums as he makes his way back to his home.

The number of Adré were about 40,000 before the Sudan’s civil war began and now it has grown over 5-fold, according to local volunteers.

The refugees here are among the few lucky ones. On the other side of the border, Darfur, hunger was named in August in Zamzam camp, near the city of El-fasher, which is RSF that stops over a year.

On Friday, devastating stories of EL-Fosher’s last hospitals were eventually attacked by the drone, killing at least 30 people. The district officials said the parameters in RSF were suspected, but they did not answer to the situation.

Back in December, the unsupported famine revision committee spread to many areas – Darfur to Abu Shouk and Al-Salam camps and South Koungrofan State.

The famine spread despite the renovation of the Adré border closed by allegations used for transporting its rivals.

As we leave the border, three or four trucks have a worldwide world plant reduces a brief road in Sudan.

They will be presenting the most needed assistance in villages, villages and expenses across the border. But it is far enough.

“We should climb now from this big, big, bigger problem,” said Lammy.