On 5 January, Israeli forces fired on a World Food Programme convoy of three marked vehicles and eight staff members near the Wadi Gaza checkpoint. WFP said the convoy had received required clearances; no injuries were reported, but at least 16 bullets struck the vehicles, threatening the safe movement of aid.
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What evidence did WFP provide about the 5 January convoy shooting?
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OCHA relayed WFPโs account of the cleared convoy and bullet strikes.
The WFP convoy near Wadi Gaza on 5 January had not received Israeli clearance.
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WFP said the convoy had received the required clearances.