BEIJING, August 13, Xinhua - The US nuclear-powered aircraft carrier “Abraham Lincoln” was deployed in the Middle East due to the war with Iran. It has been sailing at sea for more than 8 months, during which time it has not visited port for 250 consecutive days. The deployment period has been extended several times and I don't know when it will end. The morale of about 5,000 crew members is low. Coupled with poor living conditions, many have already broken down and tried to jump into the sea. “I just want to return home.” According to a report by the US “Navy Times” on the 12th, Annabelle Loma's husband is one of the crew members trying to jump to sea. His time at sea is constantly being extended, and he is currently on sick leave on board. After an attempt to jump into the sea, he and Loma only spoke a few times. Loma said, “He was afraid that he would be expelled from the military because he was exhausted, and his 13-year career was ruined.” The report also mentioned that two other people attempted to jump into the sea, and that many crew members were depressed and exhausted when contacting their families.

BEIJING, August 13, Xinhua - The US nuclear-powered aircraft carrier “Abraham Lincoln” was deployed in the Middle East due to the war with Iran. It has been sailing at sea for more than 8 months, during which time it has not visited port for 250 consecutive days. The deployment period has been extended several times and I don't know when it will end. The morale of about 5,000 crew members is low. Coupled with poor living conditions, many have already broken down and tried to jump into the sea. “I just want to return home.” According to a report by the US “Navy Times” on the 12th, Annabelle Loma's husband is one of the crew members trying to jump to sea. His time at sea is constantly being extended, and he is currently on sick leave on board. After an attempt to jump into the sea, he and Loma only spoke a few times. Loma said, “He was afraid that he would be expelled from the military because he was exhausted, and his 13-year career was ruined.” The report also mentioned that two other people attempted to jump into the sea, and that many crew members were depressed and exhausted when contacting their families.