Based on my research, I can verify this claim:

Reasoning:

• A U.N. report by the U.N. Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan investigated aerial bombardments in South Sudan in 2025¹²
• Flight-tracking data reviewed by investigators indicated that a turboprop aircraft circling the area during the bombing had flown in from Uganda earlier that day and was being operated by the Ugandan military¹²
• The report states that joint aerial bombardments by South Sudan and Uganda "targeted civilian-populated areas predominantly affecting Nuer communities in opposition-affiliated areas"¹²
• The evidence suggested "high degrees of planning, operational integration and command-level authorization" between South Sudan and Uganda, though the report does not conclusively state the exact nature or number of operations Uganda was involved in¹²
• Uganda has denied participating in combat operations, though Ugandan troops are deployed in South Sudan under a bilateral security agreement at the invitation of the South Sudan government³¹²

Overall validity: 95%

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