Iran's War Drains US Troops

The article addresses the psychological and physical state of the crew of the American aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln during their ongoing participation in military operations against Iran in the Middle East. After more than 250 days of continuous deployment, clear mental and physical effects have begun to appear, with several sailors attempting suicide amid deteriorating mental health. The U.S. Navy is working to provide psychological support to them. This reflects the human and health costs of the ongoing war, as soldiers face intense psychological pressure and harsh living conditions, despite official statements claiming that all their needs are met. This situation is one of the most prominent examples of the human costs of the prolonged war against Iran, which has yet to result in a decisive US victory in the region.

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