US Central Command chief visits region and inspects aircraft carrier

Report on the visit of U.S. Central Command Commander, Brad Cooper, which lasted ten days in the Middle East. During the trip, he visited six countries and inspected the aircraft carrier "USS Abraham Lincoln." The visit, which concluded on August 15, aimed to strengthen cooperation with officials in Bahrain, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, and to assess the status of the American forces deployed in the region, numbering over 50,000 soldiers. The visit comes amid deterioration in Iranian-American negotiations and just before the expiration of the deadlines outlined in the understanding agreement between the two sides. There are concerns about conditions aboard the aircraft carrier, especially following reports of food shortages and declining morale among sailors. President Trump issued statements to calm fears and announced the replacement of the ship with another aircraft carrier.

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