Africa—Asia—Europe/North America—Latin America—Middle East

During the period under review no solution had yet been found to the difficulties encountered by the ICRC in carrying out its relief operations for the civilian victims of the conflict and drought. The circulation of convoys became increasingly difficult, most of them being held up for reasons that could not be justified by the military situation alone. In March relief distributions had to be suspended because the regional warehouses were empty.

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