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USS Abraham Lincoln arrives at Thai portafter gruelling 270 days at sea

Ship has been plagued by reports of deteriorating living conditions and poor mental health because of lengthy deployment

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Natasha May in Pattaya, and agencies2 Sept 2026, 03:59 amUpdated 12h ago1 min readWorldWorld
USS Abraham Lincoln arrives at Thai port after gruelling 270 days at sea

World — Natasha May in Pattaya, and agencies

Ship has been plagued by reports of deteriorating living conditions and poor mental health because of lengthy deployment

The USS Abraham Lincoln, a US aircraft carrier at the centre of a row over conditions on board after months at sea as part of Donald Trump’s war against Iran, has arrived off a Thai port.

Reports of deteriorating living conditions and poor mental health on the vessel, including attempted suicides , have made headlines around the world, provoking criticism of the president’s actions in the Middle East.

The USS Abraham Lincoln, a US aircraft carrier at the centre of a row over conditions on board after months at sea as part of Donald Trump’s war against Iran, has arrived off a Thai port.

This report is published with credit to The Guardian. The wire sent a summary; open the original for any extra context. Read on The Guardian →

Source: The Guardian · Natasha May in Pattaya, and agencies. Published 2 Sept 2026, 03:59 am.

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