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Two US service members are missing during Africa Lion drills in Morocco, prompting a multinational search near Cap Draa Training Area outside Tan Tan.
A search and rescue operation using ground, air, and maritime assets from the US, Morocco, and allies is under way.
Officials say there is no indication the disappearance was terrorism or kidnapping, and the incident is being treated as an accident.

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Two U.S. service members are missing after participating in African Lion exercises in Morocco, prompting a search and rescue operation.
The search area is near the Cap Draa Training Area close to Tan Tan, in a terrain described as mountainous and semi-desert.
African Lion is a long-running multinational exercise in four countries, intended to boost regional security and readiness.
The exercise started in Tunisia and involves National Guard, Army Reserve, Air Force and Marine Corps personnel from the United States.
More than 7,000 personnel from over 30 nations are participating across four host countries.
The United States and Morocco, along with other partners, conduct the exercise to strengthen regional security cooperation.
The incident remains under investigation as search and rescue efforts continue.
The 2004-established African Lion is the largest U.S. annual joint military exercise on the continent.
The drills cover four countries, including Tunisia, Ghana and Senegal.
Morocco remains a key ally of the United States amid regional tensions and security concerns.

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