United Nations highlights alarming rise of acute hunger worldwide due to war. Food price surges follow energy costs and Hormuz Strait closure, report organizations say.
World Food Program forecasts millions more facing crisis if conflict persists through year.
Analysis warns forty-five million extra people could suffer acute hunger by summer. Vulnerable regions from Horn of Africa to Asia see staple food prices soar.
Somalia especially affected, with millions predicted to lose basic food access soon. Aid organizations struggle with funding and logistics, risking humanitarian support for millions.