Tracking USS Lincoln’s Months-Long Mission as Concerns About Conditions Grow
The USS Abraham Lincoln, originally expected back in May, has been at sea for around 250 days straight due to the US-Iran conflict. BBC Verify has used satellite imagery to track its movements since its last docking in December.
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