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USS Abraham Lincoln's Rusty Appearance in Thailand Draws Scrutiny

The US Navy aircraft carrier's visibly weathered hull sparked online criticism this week, prompting questions about its condition during a port call in Thailand.

5 Sep 2026, 10:30 AM · 1 min read · language: en
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BBC News — World

The USS Abraham Lincoln, a US Navy aircraft carrier, docked in Thailand this week displaying visible rust and wear on its hull, according to a BBC News report.

The vessel's appearance quickly drew criticism from observers online, who questioned why a US military asset would be shown in such a weathered state, the BBC said.

The report did not specify further details on the exact cause of the rust or an official response from the US Navy regarding the ship's condition.

The BBC report characterized the reaction as swift, noting that some people were quick to criticise the carrier's appearance upon its arrival.

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