Suicide Attempts on US Aircraft Carrier
The Military Times revealed a serious psychological crisis among the crew of the American aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, deployed in the Middle East. Many sailors have attempted to jump from the ship due to mental strain and exhaustion caused by the extended deployment, which has lasted over 250 days without stopping at any port. Fatigue and psychological pressures have led to declining morale and increased concerns about mental health, prompting sailors' families and members of Congress to call for urgent measures to support the crew's mental well-being. The U.S. Navy affirms that psychological health services are available and working to enhance them, as ongoing military operations continue to place increasing mental and operational pressure on the personnel.
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