After the Attack on the U.S. Military Base, U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier Supply is Affected
On the 14th local time, according to U.S. sources, the supply issues of the U.S. aircraft carrier "Lincoln" began in the early stages of the U.S.-Iran conflict. At that time, Iran used missiles and attack drones to strike U.S. military bases in Bahrain, resulting in the destruction of most facilities at the base, which was a critical logistics hub that the U.S. military had long relied on.
To ensure that personnel and aircraft on U.S. aircraft carriers can carry out their missions, the U.S. Department of Defense subsequently designated the military base on Diego Garcia Island in the Indian Ocean as a new primary supply hub, but this base is located quite far from the U.S. carrier strike group. (CCTV reporter Liu Xu)
The U.S. Navy's Lincoln aircraft carrier faced supply issues following missile and drone attacks by Iran on a U.S. base in Bahrain on the 14th. This attack severely damaged critical facilities, prompting the U.S. Department of Defense to designate Diego Garcia as a new supply hub, despite its distance from the carrier strike groups.
- U.S. Navy's Lincoln aircraft carrier supply issues began during the early U.S.-Iran conflict.
- Iran used missiles and drones to attack a U.S. base in Bahrain, damaging key facilities.
- The U.S. Department of Defense designated Diego Garcia as a new supply hub for the Navy.
- Diego Garcia is located far from U.S. carrier strike groups.