The World Food Program (WFP) has warned of the risks of the United States to stop its funding for emergency food aid to millions of people in 14 countries, including Yemen.

The program expressed its great concern about the recent notifications issued by the American administration, which indicates the end of the financing of emergency food aid in 14 countries around the world.

The program emphasized in a statement that this step, if approved, "may be a death penalty against millions of people who face severe hunger."

The UN program explained that it is in contact with the American administration in order to "obtain more clarifications in this matter, and to urge to continue supporting these life -saving programs."

"World Food" expressed his gratitude for the contributions he received from the United States and all other donors, and said that "his employees continue to work tirelessly to reach weak societies with biological food aid in all hotbeds of hunger around the world."