UN humanitarian chief warns of worsening atrocities and aid worker killings
UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher said conflict zones like Sudan and Gaza are becoming testing grounds for new weapons and warned that around 1,000 aid workers have been killed with little accountability.
Tom Fletcher described areas such as Sudan and Gaza as "atrocities labs" where fresh weaponry is being trialed amid severe civilian suffering. He highlighted the death of roughly 1,000 aid workers over the past three years and criticized the near-total absence of investigations. Fletcher called the overall situation terrifying and urged stronger protection for humanitarian staff.
Why it matters
The warning highlights escalating risks for civilians and aid workers in war zones, urging urgent action to protect humanitarian operations.
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