US Aircraft Carrier Returns Home

The American aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln has returned to the United States after nearly nine months of deployment in the Mediterranean Sea, where it carried out missions in the region, especially amid increased tensions with Iran. This comes after the arrival of the USS George Washington in the Middle East to replace it and ease pressure on Lincoln. Reports have indicated a decline in morale among crew members, with news of suicide attempts and rescue efforts due to harsh conditions, as the deployment conditions and ongoing technical failures aboard the ship have been poorly described. However, the U.S. Navy has denied any rise in suicide attempts or psychological disorders, while officials from the administration confirmed that the carrier’s deployment lasted longer than the usual recommended period, with some members of Congress criticizing the living conditions on board.

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