Iran Targets USS Gerald Ford Aircraft Carrier - Largest Aircraft Carrier in the World as Crew Mutiny Rumors Spread
The U.S. Navy’s USS Gerald Ford aircraft carrier, the world’s largest and most expensive aircraft carrier ever built, has reportedly withdrawn from the Persian Gulf and is now at a port in Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea, after a fire burned on board for over 30 hours.
More than 600 sailors and crew members have lost their beds and are bunking down on floors and tables, and there are rumors that some of the crew themselves set the fire, because they have been deployed so long they are no longer willing to fight this war.
The United States Naval Institute (USNI) admits that if the USS Gerald Ford is still deployed mid-April, it will break the post-Vietnam War 294-day record for carrier deployments.
Iran has announced in their English Press that wherever this aircraft carrier goes for help and support, the hosting country will be attacked.
If the rumors are true that some crew members of this aircraft carrier are resorting to mutiny because they do not support this war, they are not the only ones abandoning the Trump administration’s war in Iran.
Joe Kent, the head of the National Counterterrorism Center and top aide to intelligence director Tulsi Gabbard, became the first senior Trump administration official to resign over the war in Iran. This was the headline news in the corporate media today.



































































