; (2) these SPLA campaigns—in Upper Nile, Unity, Western Bahr el Ghazal, and Jonglei states as well as in Greater Equatoria—have followed a consistent tactical pattern since the major government offensives in 2015 and have been supported by heavy weapons such as Mi24 attack helicopters, L–39 jets, and amphibious vehicles that the government has procured since the beginning of the war; (3) despite the scale and scope of the political, humanitarian, and economic crises, the United Nations Panel of Experts on South Sudan continues to uncover evidence of the ongoing procurement of weapons by the SPLA, the National Security Service (NSS), and other associated forces and militias; and (4) the SPLA therefore remains the main belligerent in the war and continues to prioritize an aggressive military approach over a political solution to the conflict: Now, therefore, be it