A UN vehicle that was part of a convoy of the World Food Program came under Israeli fire on Tuesday night, reported Stephane Dujarric, the representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
Pointing out that the Israeli authorities had been informed of the convoy's route, Dujarric said that the vehicle had received "10 bullets", but luckily there were no casualties.
Dujarric asked for an explanation from the Israeli army for the attack on the motorcade. "If the information was not transmitted, if it was an intentional act, if there was another reason&hellip? these are explanations we want to receive,'' said the spokesman of the Secretary General.
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Source: RIK
