Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier's long deployment raises crew welfare concerns

According to families, several sailors attempted to jump overboard. The aircraft carrier has been at sea continuously for nearly 250 days, supporting U.S. operations against Iran. The return date has not been publicly announced.

Relatives report shortages of food and essential supplies, moldy showers, broken toilets, and a grueling work schedule. They fear the mental health of the sailors is deteriorating rapidly.

The U.S. Navy has not yet commented on these reports.