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Report: Crew members of USS Abraham Lincoln faced self-harm incidents

ספט 23, 2026 ·  Source: Arutz Sheva 83Objectivity score83/100

Sailors serving aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln faced several self-harm incidents during the months of fighting against Iran, according to a letter from the acting Secretary of the Navy obtained by CNN. He said that none of the crew members died during operations against Iran.According to CNN, the number of reported cases among the crew was consistent with figures recorded across the US Navy in 2024, when 356 such cases were reported among approximately 337,000 active-duty personnel.

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A letter from the acting Secretary of the Navy, obtained by CNN, revealed that sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln experienced several self-harm incidents during months of operations against Iran. The letter clarified that no crew members died during these operations. CNN reported that the number of cases on the USS Abraham Lincoln was consistent with broader US Navy figures for 2024, which recorded 356 self-harm incidents among approximately 337,000 active-duty personnel.

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