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Specialists were shocked to see the state of one of the largest US warships

CNN Portugal3 September 2026 at 10:36

Specialists were shocked to examine the state of preservation of the USS Abraham Lincoln, one of the largest warships in the United States. The aircraft carrier was at sea on a mission for almost an entire year, which is believed to have contributed to its visible wear and tear.

The ship was involved in activities related to tensions between the United States and Iran. This prolonged mission without significant maintenance stops is believed to have accelerated the deterioration of its conditions.

The images circulating showed a ship with a fairly degraded appearance, which surprised the military specialists who analyzed the situation. This case raises questions about the effects of long naval deployments on the maintenance of warfare equipment.

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