The United States ends with life aid in a million. World food programs called it ‘death penalty’ star-news.press/wp

Washington – Trump administration ended with world emergency emissions that helps hold millions in Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen and 11 other depleted countries, according to the organization and officials who talked to the corresponding journalists.

The World Food Program, the largest provider of food assistance, complained about the US in order to return to new cuts on Monday. The unexpected round of the contract failure focused on some of the last remaining humanitarian programs conducted by the U.S. International Development Agency, according to two American officials, United Nations Officers and documents received by the AP.

“This could amount to the death penalty for millions of people facing extreme hunger and hunger,” WFP told X.

The Agency said that in contact with Trump administration “to deny permanent support” for life programs and thanked the United States and other donors in past contributions.

State Secretary Marco Rubio and other administrative officials have vowed to spare emergency programs and other life in life and death from deep reductions in foreign assistance. There was no immediate comment from the State Department Monday.

The projects were canceled “for the convenience of the US government” in the direction of Jeremy Lewina, and the Lieutenant Elon MUSK for government efficiency set for the surveillance of the USAID program elimination, in accordance with the terms sent in partners and observed by the AP.

Programs targeting Trump administration

In Syria, the state fought against poverty, hunger and uncertainty after the 13-year civil war and the Rural Government Group, about $ 230 million, terminated in recent days, is stated in the State Department, which are the detailed neighborors who have obtained.

One largest of the targeted programs of Syria, to $ 111 million, provided bread and other daily food to 1.5 million people, says the document.

About 60 roles for cancellation of letters were sent in the past week. The United Nations Officer in the Middle East said that the American Help of WFP’s food programs, another wartime facing one of the world’s worst humanitarian disasters, evidently, including food that has already arrived in distribution centers.

The WFP also received the terminant letters for U.S. programs in Lebanon and Jordan, where Syrian refugees would hit the hardest, UN official said.

Some of the last remaining American financing for key programs in Somalia, Afghanistan and South African people have also influenced those who provide food, water, medical care and shelter for people displaced, said one of American officials.

Officials spoke about the state of anonymity because they were not authorized to comment publicly.

The current and former USAID experts said about $ 560 million in Afghan, including ambulance, treatment of severely malnourished babies, safety waters, and emergency mental health for survivors of sexual and physical violence.

Another notice, suddenly withdrew American financing for a strong support in the Congress sent by young Afghan women for schooling for schooling, said administrator for that project, which runs Texas A & M University.

Young women would now face returns to Afghanistan, where their lives would be in danger, therefore, according to that administrator, which is not authorized to speak publicly and talk about the state of anonymity.

Greater impact of cutting help

The sudden end of the WFP program is threatened by some most sensitive populations in the world, many of which depend on such food assistance, according to humanitarian groups. The United States and other donors have long seen efforts to facilitate humanitarian crises as if they were in their strategic interest in their strategic interest, conflicts and extremism, which are struggling for resources.

WFP Chief Cindy McCain stated in publication on social media that cuts “undermine global stability.”

Last month, Rubio informed Congress and the courts that the contract in USAID were ready, with about 1,000 programs spared around the world and more than 5,000 others eliminated. That added a shock of new cuts.

The Trump Administration accused USAID wastness and improvement of liberal causes.

Trump freezing on all foreign help via USAID and State Department led to a short exclusion of services in the Al-Hall camp, where tens of thousands of alleged Islamic fighters and their families are kept under guard.

This exclusion raised him from an uprising or breaking in the camp. U.S. officials have quickly intervened on the return of services.

The Document of the State Department received by the AP identifies two newly renovated contracts, which led by the UN children and the mental health services and other care services and children in Al-HOL. It was not immediately clear whether any other service camp were affected.

The United States was the main storage of WFP, which last year provided $ 4.5 billion from $ 9.8 billion donation to the food agency.