UN: 2025 could be deadliest year for aid workers

The year 2025 saw an unprecedented increase in attacks on humanitarian workers, with approximately 907 personnel killed, injured, or abducted compared to 833 in 2024. This rise reflects the growing use of armed drones and the heightened danger associated with ongoing conflicts. Gaza ranked as the most dangerous area, with 186 aid workers killed there since the start of the year, followed by Sudan. Reports also indicate that 393 UNRWA staff have been killed since the outbreak of the war between Israel and Hamas in October 2023. UN Secretary-General Guterres described the level of violence as "horrific" and called for respect for the laws of war and the protection of humanitarian workers.

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