Tens of millions of people around the world could be pushed into a hunger crisis thanks to the fallout from Donald Trump’s war in Iran.
A fragile ceasefire that paused the US and Israel’s strikes on Iran and led to the reopening of a critical global shipping pathway, the Strait of Hormuz, may ease pressure on global energy markets, but the disruption has already triggered a chain of events that could deepen hunger in some of the world’s poorest countries in the coming months, aid agencies have said.
