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Centcom denies reports of soldiers dying onboard the USS Abraham Lincoln

Centcom denies reports of soldiers dying onboard the USS Abraham Lincoln The US Central Command (Centcom) has rejected reports surrounding the death of soldiers onboard the USS Abraham Lincoln during its deployment to the Middle East. "One report alleged seven Sailors died in a brawl aboard the aircraft carrier and others have recently suggested a spike in suicidal ideations. These reports are…

Centcom rejects reports of soldiers dying aboard USS Abraham Lincoln

The US Central Command (Centcom) has debunked reports alleging the deaths of service members aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln during its Middle Eastern deployment. A post on the command's X account stated unequivocally that "NO service members aboard the aircraft carrier have died."

An earlier report claimed seven Sailors lost their lives in a brawl on the carrier. Centcom dismissed this as "FALSE." Another rumor suggested a rise in suicidal ideations among personnel. The command clarified that one Sailor who fell overboard on August 3 was swiftly and safely recovered.

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