UN reports record attacks on aid workers in 2025
Most outlets led with the UN's report that attacks on aid workers reached a record high in 2025, with 907 workers attacked and 350 killed. Several also highlighted the role of armed drones in increasing the danger. The Express Tribune and BOL News specifically noted that Gaza remained the deadliest place for aid workers for the third consecutive year. While most coverage framed the trend as “appalling,” the framing of the location and cause varied slightly across outlets.
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Gaza remains deadliest place for aid workers for 3rd consecutive year: UN
Gaza remained the world’s deadliest place for humanitarian workers for the third consecutive year, with 186 aid personnel killed in 2025, the UN humanitarian office said Wednesday.
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Gaza deadliest place for aid workers as global attacks reach record high, UN says
A record number of humanitarian workers were killed, injured or kidnapped last year, the United Nations said Wednesday, citing the growing use of armed drones as one driver of what it called an “appalling” surge in violence against aid workers. Some 907 aid workers were attacked in 2025, up from 833 the year before, according ... Read more The post Gaza deadliest place for aid workers as global...
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Attacks on aid workers hit record high in 2025, UN says
A record number of humanitarian workers were attacked last year, driven partly by increased use of armed drones, the United Nations said on Wednesday, calling the trend “appalling”. Some 907 aid workers were killed, injured or kidnapped in 2025 versus 833 the year before, according to the Aid Worker Security Database, a platform funded by Canada and Australia that compiles major security inc...
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Attacks on aid workers hit record high in 2025, UN says
A record 907 humanitarian workers were attacked in 2025, with 350 killed, as the UN warns armed drones and conflicts are making aid work increasingly dangerous worldwide.
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Attacks on aid workers hit record high in 2025, UN says
GENEVA: A record number of humanitarian workers were attacked last year, driven partly by increased use of armed drones, the United Nations said on Wednesday, calling the trend “appalling.”Some 907 aid workers were killed, injured or kidnapped in 2025 versus 833 the year before, according to the Aid Worker Security Database, a platform funded by Canada and Australia that compiles major securi...
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Gaza remains deadliest place for aid workers for third consecutive year: UN
Humanitarian office says 186 personnel killed in 2025, warns drones exposing civilians, workers to growing danger
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