World Food Programme & Abbas Araghchi

World Food Programme: The World Food Programme>>> is a key source of information on the unfolding hunger crisis and is directly affected by funding shortfalls and increased operational costs, leading to reduced aid distribution.

Abbas Araghchi: Abbas Araghchi>>>, Iran>>>'s Foreign Minister, has threatened a 'full-scale resumption' of the war if Israel>>> attacks Beirut and has condemned United States>>> strikes as violations of Iranian sovereignty.

World Food Programme: The World Food Programme estimates that 45 million additional people could face hunger if the war continues, bringing the global total to 363 million.

Abbas Araghchi: Abbas Araghchi, Iran's foreign minister, is actively engaged in diplomatic efforts, traveling between capitals like Islamabad, Muscat, and Moscow to discuss peace talks, while expressing skepticism about US intentions.

World Food Programme: The World Food Programme>>> warned about millions facing hunger due to rising fuel and transport costs caused by the conflict, indicating the humanitarian consequences.

Abbas Araghchi: As Iran>>>'s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi>>> articulated Iran>>>'s conditions for peace, specifically demanding Israel>>>'s withdrawal from southern Lebanon as a prerequisite for any deal.

World Food Programme: The World Food Programme>>> has warned that the conflict's rising fuel and transport costs are pushing millions of people closer to hunger, highlighting the humanitarian impact of the war.

Abbas Araghchi: Abbas Araghchi, Iran's Foreign Minister, condemned US attacks and described negotiating with Washington as 'very cumbersome', reflecting Iran's diplomatic position.

World Food Programme: The World Food Programme reports that tens of thousands of tons of food aid are stuck in ports due to the conflict, disrupting global supply chains and threatening to push millions more into acute hunger.