A U.S. Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR) mission has successfully located the second pilot involved in the recent aircraft incident, with both individuals now recovered and receiving medical care in Iraq. Officials confirmed that the operation concluded after an intensive search effort in a high-risk area.
The recovery follows reports that one crew member had initially been rescued while the second remained unaccounted for. The successful extraction of both pilots marks the end of the immediate search phase and highlights the role of coordinated rescue operations in active conflict zones.
While details about the condition of the pilots have not been fully disclosed, both are now undergoing evaluation and treatment. Military officials have not released additional information about the circumstances surrounding the aircraft incident.
The development comes amid ongoing regional tensions, where U.S. forces continue to operate in complex and rapidly evolving conditions.