The U.S. Navy Confirms the Readiness of the Aircraft Carrier Gerald Ford Despite Rumors
The U.S. Navy confirmed today, Friday, the readiness of the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) for full operation, denying all media reports regarding malfunctions in the sewage systems that affected the carrier's operations.
In an official statement, the Navy indicated that the carrier was recently supplied with food, fuel, and ammunition on the island of Crete, affirming that its crews continue to perform their duties with a high level of flexibility, professionalism, and morale after more than 8 months of a long-term mission.
Admiral Darryl Coadle, Chief of Naval Operations, stated that long deployments require endurance, adding that sailors remain in a state of constant readiness, and sustainable readiness begins with individuals and empowering them to achieve success.
* Potential Military Options Against Iran Amid Tehran's Warnings
At the same time, a U.S. official revealed that President Donald Trump reviewed potential military options against Iran, indicating that executing a joint operation with Israel remains a viable option.
However, the senior spokesperson for the Iranian armed forces, General Abolfazl Shekarchi, warned yesterday, Thursday, that any attack would face a decisive response, considering the U.S. military presence in the region as "psychological warfare and extortion."
Shekarchi confirmed that Iranian forces are closely monitoring any military movements and remain in full readiness, relying on their defensive and offensive capabilities to counter any potential threat.
The news combines U.S. naval readiness and Iranian warnings, highlighting the potential military tension in the region while emphasizing the efficiency and bravery of the crews of USS Gerald R. Ford.
