The US Central Command posted on social media platforms today that in the past 48 hours, several media outlets have published “false reports” about the situation during the deployment of the aircraft carrier “Lincoln” to the Middle East. One of the reports claimed that “7 sailors were killed in a brawl aboard the ship,” while others suggested “a surge in suicidal thoughts among sailors on board” — these reports are “pure fabrications.” According to the US Central Command, the “Lincoln” has always maintained “one of the highest personnel renewal rates” among all US aircraft carriers. After more than 260 days of continuous deployment at sea, carrying out 10,000 missions, and throwing 1.5 million pounds of ammunition, the Navy and Marine Corps officers and soldiers of the “Lincoln” aircraft carrier strike group were still “determined and morale high.” “No soldiers died” aboard the ship, and the sailor who fell into the water on August 3 was also quickly and safely rescued.

The US Central Command posted on social media platforms today that in the past 48 hours, several media outlets have published “false reports” about the situation during the deployment of the aircraft carrier “Lincoln” to the Middle East. One of the reports claimed that “7 sailors were killed in a brawl aboard the ship,” while others suggested “a surge in suicidal thoughts among sailors on board” — these reports are “pure fabrications.” According to the US Central Command, the “Lincoln” has always maintained “one of the highest personnel renewal rates” among all US aircraft carriers. After more than 260 days of continuous deployment at sea, carrying out 10,000 missions, and throwing 1.5 million pounds of ammunition, the Navy and Marine Corps officers and soldiers of the “Lincoln” aircraft carrier strike group were still “determined and morale high.” “No soldiers died” aboard the ship, and the sailor who fell into the water on August 3 was also quickly and safely rescued.