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The U.N. has warned the world is facing its biggest humanitarian crisis since 1945. It issued a aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent for all aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent to help avoid "a aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent". U.N. Emergency Relief Coordinator, Stephen O’Brien, said over 20 million people face the aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent of starvation in Kenya, Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen. He stressed there was an aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent need for, "accelerated global aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent to support U.N. humanitarian action on the aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent". He added: "We stand at a aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent point in history. Already at the beginning of the year we are facing the aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent humanitarian crisis since the aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent of the U.N."

The U.N. warned of aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent for millions in the affected countries. It said: "Without aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent…global efforts…people risk starving to aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent." It warned of disease, of children with stunted aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent, of "lost futures, mass displacements and reversed development aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent". The El Niño weather phenomenon has brought aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent rain, but a lot of the problems are man made. Conflicts are displacing many people. There are aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent of aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent convoys being attacked. Mr O'Brien said: "It is possible to avert this crisis, to avert these aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent…these looming human catastrophes. It is all aidcatastrophecollectivecreationcriticaldeatheffortsfaminesgainsgroundgrowthlargestlittlemiserynationspleapreventablereportsthreaturgent."