Suicide Risks Rise on USS Abraham Lincoln

A report has been issued discussing suicide attempts among sailors aboard the American aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln. The crew has been on board for over eight months, with approximately 5,000 sailors and Marines serving on the ship. Some have attempted to jump overboard due to psychological pressure. The ship, which has been deployed in the Middle East since November, faces mental health challenges stemming from the unofficial extension of its mission. Mental health professionals and religious figures are present to assist individuals. This is part of the American military leadership's efforts to monitor sailors' mental well-being, as the initially planned end date for the mission was in May. However, it has been extended due to the Iran conflict.

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