On 6 July, the province of Terkeka, located north of the capital, reported the deaths of at least 33 people due to famine in the last two months. plus 13 people also lost their lives of hunger from Bhar-elagazal region yet your regime is pushing for senseless war that confirmed to everyone that government use starvation as a tool of war against it citizens.
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