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Japan and South Korea will resume joint search and rescue drills next month for the first time in about nine years, reflecting warming bilateral ties after years of diplomatic and defense tensions. The exercise will focus on maritime operations and involve warships and aircraft from both countries.
The US military has recovered the body of 19-year-old Sergeant Mariyah Symone Collington, the second soldier missing during joint exercises in Morocco. Both soldiers died from a cliff fall while off-duty hiking. The search involved over 1,000 personnel and AI technology.
Serbia and NATO have launched their first joint military exercise, a landmark event nearly 30 years after the alliance bombed Belgrade. The two-week drill involves 600 troops from Serbia, Italy, Romania, and Turkey, and is part of NATO’s Partnership for Peace program.
The body of missing US soldier 2nd Lt. Kendrick Lamont Key Jr. has been found off the coast of Morocco near Cap Draa. He went missing during the African Lion joint exercise. Another soldier remains missing as search operations continue.
On May 29, the Japan Self-Defense Forces launched two anti-ship missiles during a large multinational exercise in the Philippines, witnessed by the defense ministers of both countries. The drill aims to enhance joint operational capabilities amid rising tensions in the South China Sea.
Two U.S. soldiers have gone missing near the Cap Draa training area in southwestern Morocco during the multinational African Lion military exercise. AFRICOM stated that search and rescue operations are ongoing, involving forces from the United States, Morocco, and other partner nations. The incident is under investigation.
