2025 balance sheet: Drone warfare makes it more difficult for aid workers to access those in need
Germany’s annual balance sheet 2025 : Drone warfare makes it more difficult for aid workers to access humanitarian aid in need by combat drones
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Germany’s annual balance sheet 2025 : Drone warfare makes it more difficult for aid workers to access humanitarian aid in need by combat drones: According to Diakonie disaster relief, “death zones” are emerging in Ukraine. Dozens of aid workers were killed in Ukraine alone, 15 million people are now dependent on psychological support. Public funds, on the other hand, fell by around a third to 18 million euros.
Furthermore, In 2025, at least 326 humanitarian workers were killed worldwide. Together with local, national and international partner organisations, 75 projects were implemented in 42 countries. In total, the organization had 65.2 million euros available for programme work last year.
In addition, The Federal Foreign Office’s contributions to Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe have almost halved at 9.8 million euros. In Ukraine and Russia, in Sudan, in the Middle East and in many other regions, “missiles and drones meet residential areas, hospitals, schools and even humanitarian workers,” says Dagmar Pruin, president of the humanitarian aid organization of the Evangelical Churches in Germany.
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Germany’s annual balance sheet 2025 : Drone warfare makes it more difficult for aid workers to access humanitarian aid in need by combat drones: According to Diakonie disaster relief, “death zones” are emerging in Ukraine.
reliability low1/5 sourcesDozens of aid workers were killed in Ukraine alone, 15 million people are now dependent on psychological support.
reliability low1/3 sourcesPublic funds, on the other hand, fell by around a third to 18 million euros.
reliability low1/3 sourcesIn 2025, at least 326 humanitarian workers were killed worldwide.
reliability low1/3 sourcesTogether with local, national and international partner organisations, 75 projects were implemented in 42 countries.
reliability low1/3 sourcesIn total, the organization had 65.2 million euros available for programme work last year.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe Federal Foreign Office’s contributions to Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe have almost halved at 9.8 million euros.
reliability low1/3 sourcesIn Ukraine and Russia, in Sudan, in the Middle East and in many other regions, “missiles and drones meet residential areas, hospitals, schools and even humanitarian workers,” says Dagmar Pruin, president of the humanitarian aid organization of the Evangelical Churches in Germany.
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