Reasoning:

• Multiple news sources report on a U.N. Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan investigation that analyzed flight-tracking data regarding deadly airstrikes in South Sudan¹²³.
• Flight-tracking data reviewed by investigators indicated that a turboprop aircraft circling the area during bombing had flown in from Uganda earlier that day and was being operated by the Ugandan military²³¹.
• The report documents joint aerial bombardments by South Sudan and Uganda that "targeted civilian-populated areas predominantly affecting Nuer communities in opposition-affiliated areas"²³.
• Multiple reputable sources including AP syndicated articles and African news outlets consistently report the same details about the flight-tracking data showing aircraft arriving from Uganda²³¹.

Overall validity: 95%

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