Lincoln Carrier Returns to Port After Over 300 Days of Deployment Supporting US War Against Iran; Suicide Attempt Reports Aboard Ship
According to Al Jazeera reports, the U.S. Navy's "USS Abraham Lincoln" aircraft carrier ended over 300 days of sea deployment and returned to its home port in San Diego on the 9th, with relatives greeting at the dock. This extended deployment was to support the U.S. war against Iran, during which shortages of supplies, equipment failures, and reports of suicide attempts occurred aboard the ship.
According to Al Jazeera reports, the U.S. Navy's "USS Abraham Lincoln" aircraft carrier sailed into its home port in San Diego, California on the 9th, ending over 300 days of sea deployment. On the dock, long-awaited family members waved flags and embraced the sailors coming down the gangway.
Al Jazeera reports pointed out that this extended deployment of the Lincoln Carrier Strike Group was to support the U.S. war against Iran.
The report described that during the extension period, supplies were tight aboard ship, vessel facilities experienced malfunctions, and there were reports of suicide attempts.
Over 300 days at sea caused the sailors to miss moments with their families, and the physical and psychological burdens accumulated during this period fell on them and their families month by month.
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