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Four US Army soldiers disappeared from the area of training in Lithuania near the Border with Belarus, and in the course of the search, Our army Wednesday said.
The soldiers conducted scheduled tactical training near Pabrad, the city north of the Vilnius capital, when they disappeared, the US army of Europe and Africa in public relationship Wiesbaden, Germanyhe said in a statement.
It was unclear when soldiers, all from the 1st Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division, disappeared.
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The Eurocopters Tiger of the German Army participates in Lithuanian-German military exercises in the range of training in Pabarde, north of the capital of Vilne, Lithuania, May 29, 2024. (AP Photo/Mindaugas Kulbis, file)
Further updates on the search for missing soldiers will ensure that information becomes available, the US army said.
Four US soldiers and one followed vehicle disappeared, according to the Lithuania Armed Forces, which received Reuters in a statement that they had been informed of missing soldiers on Tuesday.
“The site of the incident is identified and the surgery of search and rescue is the course of the course,” the statement said.
Pabradė training ground is less than 6 miles from the border with Belarus.
“I would like to personally thank the Lithuanian armed forces and the first answers that quickly came to us for help in our search operations,” General -Potpukovnik, Charles Costanza, commander of the V Corps Corps, said in a written statement. “Exactly such teamwork and support shows the importance of our partnership and our humanity, no matter what flags we carry on our shoulders.”
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Lithuania, a NATO memberThey often had tense relations with Russia, a key ally of Belarus, since declared independence from the Soviet Union in 1990. Latvia and Estonia, other Baltic countries that broke from the Soviet Union, had similar cold ties with Russia.
Relations were further peeked into a complete Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, and Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda was one of the most important main supporters of Ukraine in his fight against the Russian president Vladimir Putin’s forces.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
