UN says many bullet wounds among Gaza convoy injured

The United Nations has reported that many of the injuries sustained by participants in the Gaza convoy were caused by bullet wounds. The convoy, which was carrying humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, came under fire from Israeli forces on its way to the border.

The UN has condemned the use of excessive force by the Israeli military and called for an independent investigation into the incident. The convoy was made up of a group of activists, including medical personnel, journalists, and civilians, who were attempting to deliver much-needed supplies to the besieged territory.

The Israeli government has defended its actions, claiming that the convoy posed a security threat and that its forces were acting in self-defense. However, many international observers have criticized the use of live ammunition against unarmed civilians.

The UN has called for the international community to step up efforts to provide aid and support to the people of Gaza, who have been living under a blockade for over a decade. The incident has once again highlighted the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the region and the need for a peaceful resolution to the conflict.