The United Nations' World Food Programme has conducted humanitarian airdrops in South Sudan as the country faces surging conflict along with global assistance programs roiled in financial crisis.

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The sites are run by the U.S. and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which disputes the number of fatalities. ABC News' James Longman reports.

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