How does the world get free from freezing Trump’s help

In the afflicted Sudan, the famine, closed soup kitchens that nurture hundreds of thousands of civilians trapped in a war zone.

In Thailand, refugees in war with life -threatening diseases were removed and transferred to temporary coins.

In Ukraine, the population on the war lines with Russia It may be without firewood In the middle of the winter.

Some of the most vulnerable population in the world already feel the gap in President Trump Cut billions of dollars in US aid This helps in formulating hunger, treats diseases and provides shelter for the displaced.

Within a few days, Mr. Trump’s order to freeze almost all US foreign aid increased humanitarian crises and raised deep questions about America’s reliability and global standing.

“Everyone is afraid”, ATIF MUKHTAR of the emergency response rooms, which is a local volunteer group in The besieged Sudanese capitalKhartoum, said about freezing aid.

Soon after the announcement of this pieces, the Trump administration suddenly turned the gears. Foreign Minister Marco Rubio He said this week “Humanitarian Assistance for Life” can continue, providing a rest period of what he called “basic” efforts to provide food, medicine, shelter and other emergency needs.

But he stressed that the decline was “temporary in nature”, with limited exceptions. Moreover, hundreds of senior officials and workers who were already helping to distribute American aid were already Firing or LeaveAnd many assistance efforts remain paralyzed all over the world.

Most of the soup kitchens in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, closed the battle. Until last week, the United States was the largest source of money for kitchens run by volunteers that nourish 816,000 people there.

“For most people, it is the only meal they receive,” said Hagoj Coca, a spokesman for the emergency response halls, describing it as a city on the brink of hunger.

After freezing the American funds last week, some relief groups that direct that money to the kitchens said that they are not sure if they are allowed to continue. Others completely cut money. Now, 434 of 634 volunteer kitchens have been closed in the capital, Mr. Coca said.

“More than that goes out of service every day,” he added.

Many relief workers, doctors and needy people who rely on American aid are now calculating their relationship with the United States and the message sent by the Trump administration: America is Focus on itself.

“It looks like an easy decision by the American president to quietly kill many lives,” said Saw Nah PA, a tuberculosis patient, the largest refugee camp. On the Thai border, Myanmar.

Mr. Nah Fe, who fled from Myanmar in 2007 to escape the fighting there, said that the employees gave him medicine supply for a week and told him that everything they could provide. He added, “Once the medicine runs out, I have no place else.”

Health workers say that the effects of public health to freeze aid are wide. In Cambodia, who was on the threshold of eliminating malaria with the help of the United States, officials are now concerned that their financing will stop them. In Nepal, a $ 72 million program was suspended to reduce malnutrition. In South Africa and Haiti, officials and relief workers worry about this Hundreds of thousands of people can die If the Trump administration withdraws support for a distinguished American program to fight HIV and AIDS.

Some programs that are not commensurate with the category of life -saving aid remains frozen, while others are explicitly prohibited because they are outside the ideological borders of the administration, including any assistance in abortion, sex or diversification.

The United Nations Population Fund, the United Nations National Health and Nations Health Agency, said that due to the freezing of parental and mental health services for millions of women in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Gaza and Ukraine, Other places may be disrupted or disposed of. In Afghanistan, where the Taliban prevented women from working, 1700 Afghan women worked in the agency will not be employed.

At stake, not only the goodwill that the United States built internationally, but also its work to enhance US security interests. On Ivory Coast, an American sponsorship program that combines sensitive intelligence for al -Qaeda’s al Qaeda incidents was boycotted.

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, some funding for United Nations agencies that supports more than 4.5 million people displaced due to a rapidly growing struggle in the east of the country, according to an American humanitarian official on the continent.

Even with Mr. Rubio advertisements that life saving efforts can resume, most of the American aid system in Africa has been paralyzed due to confusion and turmoil, including areas that are conflict where it matters every day.

“When they issue these broad orders, they do not seem to understand exactly what they are going to,” said Konyndyk, a senior US Agency for International Development in his administration, which is now head of international refugees. “They pull the cranes without knowing what is on the other side.”

Some of about $ 70 billion of the annual foreign aid approved by Congress has been directed to support civil society in countries with authoritarian regimes, especially in places where the United States sees democratic gains that enhance US security or diplomatic interests.

In Iran, where the work of documenting frustration, execution and violations of women’s rights is carried out by the foreign entities funded by the United States, activists say that the American decline now means that there will be a few entities that carry the Iranian government.

The media outlet in the Persian language, which is funded by the US government, said that its employees are working on a voluntary basis to maintain the website of the web now, but they launched all independent employers. Without money, they said they could not continue.

“While Trump carried a promise to the maximum pressure on the Iranian government, his decision to reduce a financing for dozens of gestures in support of democracy and human rights supported by the United States,” said Omid Moman. And based on Washington, it focuses on American foreign policy.

In Cambodia, Pa Tongchen, 25, relied on American funding for the press in a country where almost all independent media were crushed. The work was scheduled to start on February 3 as an employee correspondent in a media outlet managed by a non -profit organization created with American support.

Mr. Ba said he was hoping to highlight corruption through his work. He said, “I want to help the weak in our society.” “They are ignored if no journalists reported them.”

In Egypt, where the United States finances a scholarship for more than 1,000 university students in private and public universities, he left students for forgetfulness.

“I was in a real shock, and I did not know what to do, especially since they told us to leave the residence immediately,” said Ahmed Mahmoud, 18, a student who was about to start lessons in the next semester at the American University. Instead, he had to throw all his property into five boxes.

The repercussions of the freezing of geological aid are likely to be reluctant, giving American competitors, such as China, a window of opportunity to present itself as a reliable partner.

“This will distinguish China from the United States to win the hearts of many global southern countries,” said Jingdong Yuan, director of the Chinese Institute’s Security Program for the Chinese Institute and Asia.

In Africa, America’s aid mechanism in America was one of the factors that distinguished the United States from China and Russia. While Moscow publishes mercenaries and Beijing rare minerals, Washington has arrived throughout the continent with aid programs worth only billions of dollars that save lives, but also provides a strong form of soft diplomatic force.

Now a lot of this doubt. In the war areas of Africa, some are already regretted for dependence on American aid.

“It was our mistake to rely heavily on one donor,” said Mr. Atif, of the emergency response rooms in Sudan. “But this is really shocked. You cannot take off food from people who are starving. This is just crazy.”

On the borders of Thailand and Myanmar, the effects of Mr. Trump’s decision were blatant. There, a four -year civil war and decades of fighting between the Military Council in Myanmar and the ethnic armies paid thousands of refugees to Thailand.

Tha Ker, the leader of the camp at Mae La Camp, saw that he had told him on Friday by the International Rescue Committee, a group that receives funding for us, that it will stop supporting medical care, water and waste management for all the seven refugees managed by his camp.

“The first thought that comes to my mind was that everyone who made this decision had no sympathy at all.”

Mr. Tha -Kiir said that he and his employees had to tell 60 patients in one hospital that they had to return home. The video clips on social media showed men carrying patients on temporary stoves through the unusual streets.

He added: “We have made it clear to them that the hospital himself is similar to the person who is struggling to breathe through the nose of another person.” “Now that the support stops, it seems that we are just waiting for the end.”

Reports previously contributed Mujib Mashal In New Delhi, Wake up and Ravita In Colombo, With the sake of Sharma From Kathmando, Elian Pelitier In Dakar, Vivian Yi and Rania Khaled In Cairo, Daniel Police In Buenos Aires, David C Adams In Florida, Night Nikonazar In Brussels and O Narin In Bennah.