The article highlights the escalation of the conflict in Sudan in April 2023, which has led to increased piracy in the Red Sea, impacting the fishing industry and threatening food security in the region. Piracy has resulted in losses for fishermen, forced abandonment of vessels, and higher insurance costs for fishing companies, passing higher costs onto consumers. The conflict is also disrupting logistics chains, leading to a shortage of fresh seafood and threatening food security for the local population and neighboring countries. The international community is called upon to take action to combat piracy and stabilize the situation in Sudan to ensure the safety of fishing and trade routes.