Iran conflict hampers US troops

An article reveals that the U.S. aircraft carrier "USS Abraham Lincoln" is facing a psychological crisis and significant human exhaustion after its crew spent over 250 days at sea, amid ongoing conflict with Iran. Many sailors are suffering from mental health deterioration and are attempting to jump from the carrier, amid reports of low morale, shortages of supplies, and tough living conditions. Sources indicate that the prolonged deployment of the carrier, which began in November 2025 and has continued, reflects the human cost of the war, as troops remain at sea without a decisive victory that would end the Iranian threat. This situation increases psychological and security pressures on the military personnel and their families. The United States continues its military presence in the region, despite the declining mental health of its soldiers, and the ongoing deployment highlights that the war leaves behind a state of uncertainty and a lack of final resolution.

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