Sudan's three-year civil war has created the world's worst humanitarian crisis, with 65% of the population lacking food, water, shelter, or medicine, but aid funding remains critically short relative to need. The BBC confirms this scale and notes that foreign weapons and military equipment continue flowing into the conflict, though the specific EU/UK sourcing claim is referenced by Greenpeace without detailed documentation in the BBC piece. What matters: millions remain displaced and vulnerable while diplomatic efforts have stalled, and the underfunding gap means preventable deaths from hunger and disease continue.