NYT Reports Lincoln’s issues arose after Iran attack
A report by The New York Times revealed that the U.S. aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln has begun to face supply issues due to an Iranian attack on a naval base in Bahrain, which destroyed a large part of the U.S. Navy's main logistics center. As a result, the supply center has been relocated to Diego Garcia, a British island about 2,200 miles away, leading to shortages of essential supplies and a decline in the morale of the approximately 5,000 crew members during the nearly nine-month deployment. However, President Trump dismissed these concerns, insisting that the ship is still operating normally and that it is either on its way or will be replaced by a similar vessel.
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