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USS Abraham Lincoln to dock in Thailand next week after record Middle East deployment – US politics live

Ship has not made a port call for more than 200 days and there have been reports of low morale and poor mental health amid food and water shortages The Kremlin said it had no information ‌on a US military ⁠transport plane landed at Moscow’s Vnukovo airport earlier today, data from ⁠the flight tracking service ⁠Flightradar24 showed. The large Boeing Globemaster had flown direct from Riga, in Latvia, and landed in Moscow at ⁠around 7am GMT, Reuters reports. The news agency was unable to verify…

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USS Abraham Lincoln to dock in Thailand next week after record Middle East deployment – US politics live
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