6. Prevents Additional Intervention - By trying to solve the famine via airdrops instead of on-the-ground distros, it cuts out any opportunity for additional interventions or assessments. Handing out aid is only half of our jobs, reporting on conditions to know what to do next is just as important.

I could go on but I'll leave it there. In my professional opinion, these airdrops will lead to great direct harm while also making it more difficult to resume proper aid imports and distributions because "we are doing the airdops".