According to reports from the BBC and other foreign media on the 16th local time, US Central Command Commander Brad Cooper boarded the aircraft carrier “Lincoln” deployed in the Middle East on the 15th to inspect, adding that the crew's mental health issues were a “priority.” Just last week, the aircraft carrier “Lincoln” was revealed by many sources. According to various sources, the morale of the approximately 5,000 crew members on board was low. Coupled with the shortage of supplies and poor living conditions, many people had already had a mental breakdown and tried to jump into the sea. The aircraft carrier “Lincoln” was deployed in the Middle East due to a new round of conflict between the US and Iran. It has been sailing at sea for more than 8 months, during which time it has not visited port for 250 consecutive days.

According to reports from the BBC and other foreign media on the 16th local time, US Central Command Commander Brad Cooper boarded the aircraft carrier “Lincoln” deployed in the Middle East on the 15th to inspect, adding that the crew's mental health issues were a “priority.” Just last week, the aircraft carrier “Lincoln” was revealed by many sources. According to various sources, the morale of the approximately 5,000 crew members on board was low. Coupled with the shortage of supplies and poor living conditions, many people had already had a mental breakdown and tried to jump into the sea. The aircraft carrier “Lincoln” was deployed in the Middle East due to a new round of conflict between the US and Iran. It has been sailing at sea for more than 8 months, during which time it has not visited port for 250 consecutive days.