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Report: eight sailors from US carrier strike group attempted suicide during Iran operations

An anonymous US military official told CNN that eight attempted suicides among sailors from a carrier strike group during operations against Iran is 'incredibly high.'

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Anadolu Agency (Turkey)

Eight sailors from a US aircraft carrier strike group reportedly attempted suicide during operations against Iran, according to a report cited by Anadolu Agency.

An anonymous US military official told CNN that the figure was "incredibly high," though the report did not specify the exact time period covered or provide further details on the individuals involved.

The report did not include information on the current status of those affected or on any response from the US Navy regarding mental health support during the deployment.

The disclosure raises questions about the psychological toll of extended military deployments, particularly during periods of heightened operational tempo. The US Navy has not issued a public statement on the report at the time of writing.

Support and resources for those experiencing distress are available through national crisis helplines and mental health services.

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