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USS Abraham Lincoln Reaches Striking Distance of Iran

The USS Abraham Lincoln strike group includes advanced jets and Tomahawk missiles to deter Iran amid escalating tensions and protect 30,000–40,000 U.S. troops, officials said.

The U.S. military has positioned the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln and a powerful strike group in the Arabian Sea, placing dozens of Iranian targets within range of American airpower. While President Donald Trump has not yet ordered a strike, he has issued a clear ultimatum to Tehran: halt the nuclear program and stop the killing of protesters. Al Jazeera reported that the current buildup resembles deployments before the J…
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The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) expands its operations in the Middle East in moments of deep tensions involving a historic enemy like Iran who announced exercises this weekend very close to the U.S. flotilla.

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The tension between the United States and Iran has significantly increased in recent weeks, after US President Donald Trump intensified the threat against the country, suggesting the possibility of a military attack in Tehran that does not comply with requirements on the nuclear programme. Trump sent the porter Abraham Lincoln, accompanied by warships, bombings and hunting for the Persian Gulf region, placing them strategically at a distance tha…

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