United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres warned that South Sudan is the latest country in the world and its poorest faces a “complete storm” of the worsening crises that threaten its sliding again to a civil war. He called on the country’s leaders to “dialogue and reduce escalation.”
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The Secretary -General of the United Nations spoke about the tragic and dangerous situation whose chapters are exposed in southern Sudan, noting that the country is witnessing a “security emergency” that includes the escalation of clashes, air bombing of civilians, including women and children, the presence of foreign forces, and a regional expansion of the conflict.
Guterres added that “political turmoil” recently reached the arrest of the first vice -president, Rick Machar, which led to the status of the peace agreement “in the wind”, and continued that South Sudan lives a “human nightmare”, where about three out of every four citizens need help, and half of the population suffers from severe food insecurity, with the outbreak of cholera.
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Guterres referred to the “displacement crisis” that ravages the country, as more than a million people crossed the borders from Sudan since the start of the fighting there, and to the economic collapse with the decline in oil revenues and high inflation at a rate of 300%.
