VILNIUS, Lithuania - Lithuanian authorities have expanded the search for the final missing U.S. soldier following last week's armored vehicle incident in a swamp. Police working dogs, trained in search and rescue operations, have been deployed to assist in locating the soldier. The incident occurred when an armored vehicle, participating in a joint military exercise, sank in a swampy area. Several soldiers were rescued immediately after the accident, but one remains missing.
The search efforts have been ongoing since the incident, involving both U.S. and Lithuanian military personnel. The addition of police dogs is expected to improve the chances of finding the missing soldier. The investigation into the cause of the accident is also underway, with both U.S. and Lithuanian officials collaborating to determine what led to the vehicle sinking. Authorities are committed to a thorough investigation and providing answers to the families affected by this tragic event. The recovery operation is the top priority, and every effort is being made to locate the missing soldier.
Search Dogs Join Hunt for Missing US Soldier in Lithuania
The search continues in Lithuania for the last U.S. soldier missing after an armored vehicle accident in a swamp last week. Lithuanian authorities have now deployed police working dogs to aid in the ongoing recovery efforts. The incident has prompted a joint investigation between U.S. and Lithuanian officials to determine the cause of the accident. The focus remains on finding the missing soldier and providing support to the families involved.