UN says many bullet wounds among Gaza convoy injured

The United Nations has reported that many of the individuals injured in the recent attack on a Gaza convoy have sustained bullet wounds. The convoy was delivering much-needed aid to the besieged population of Gaza when it came under fire, resulting in numerous casualties.

The UN has condemned the attack and called for a thorough investigation to determine who was responsible. They have also called for immediate medical assistance to be provided to those injured in the incident.

The international community has expressed outrage at the violence, with many calling for a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Gaza. The attack on the convoy has brought renewed attention to the ongoing crisis in the region and the urgent need for a lasting peace agreement.

As more details emerge about the attack and the extent of the injuries sustained by those on the convoy, the UN and other humanitarian organizations are working tirelessly to provide support and assistance to those affected.