Sincom leader reviews Lincoln carrier
The commander of U.S. Central Command, Admiral Brad Cooper, inspected the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln before its return to the United States after approximately nine months of deployment in the Arabian Sea, with no port visits. Reports indicated that the crew's conditions aboard the carrier are deteriorating, with shortages of fresh food and personal supplies, as well as psychological health issues. Additionally, one crew member was rescued after falling into the sea. While such conditions are considered normal during deployment operations, the continuous stay of the carrier without interruption since the war with Iran, alongside the ongoing maritime blockade against Iran, raises concerns about the worsening state of the crew's well-being and threatens their safety.
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