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Tras más de 250 días ininterrumpidos en el mar, el portaaviones USS Abraham Lincoln finalmente atraca en Tailandia. La nave, que participó en operaciones militares en Oriente Medio, llega con evidentes signos de desgaste y con reportes preocupantes sobre las condiciones de su tripulación. Miles de marinos estadounidenses desembarcarán en Pattaya, una escala que las autoridades locales esperan aproveche para reactivar la economía de la zona. Una historia que combina poder naval, resistencia humana y expectativa económica.

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00:00The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln docked Wednesday at a port in eastern Thailand, following a grueling deployment in
00:08The Middle East kept the ship at sea for more than 250 days.
00:13Associated Press journalists watched as the Lincoln, carrying about 5,000 military personnel, entered the harbor
00:21from Lane Chabank, in Chomburi Province, shortly after the destroyer USS Frank A. Peterson Jr. passed
00:29navigating the area.
00:31The Lincoln has been supporting the United States' war against Iran. Its deployment included uninterrupted time in the
00:38sea ​​that set a record.
00:40Concern has been growing over the extended duration of Lincoln's deployment, following reports of deterioration.
00:47of the crew's mental health and the shortage of supplies, including food and hygiene products.
00:54The crew members were not immediately available to the media, but the ship itself appeared to need to be contacted.
01:02At least a new coat of paint, with large patches of what appeared to be rust on the hull, especially right
01:09above the waterline and at the edge of the flight deck, where they were parked
01:15fighter jets and helicopters.
01:18More than 5,000 US military personnel are on board, and many of them are expected to visit Pattaya, according to reports.
01:25municipal officials, who are confident that the port's scale will boost the local economy.
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