Iran to OBLITERATE, SINK U.S’ USS Abraham Lincoln? Trump’s NUKE Warship Just 200 Km Off Iran’s Coast

The United States just did something that sounds almost reckless. They sailed one of the most expensive, most powerful warships ever built — directly into range of Iranian missiles. Not by accident. Not due to bad intelligence. On purpose. So what is Washington trying to prove? And what happens if Iran actually lands a hit? Let's break it down. The USS Abraham Lincoln — a Nimitz-class supercarrier, 100,000 tons of steel, nuclear-powered, and carrying dozens of the most advanced fighter jets on the planet — has entered the Gulf of Oman. Its current position? Approximately 200 kilometers south of Iran's coastline. East of the Strait of Hormuz. That narrow chokepoint that roughly 20% of the world's oil passes through every single day. This is one of the closest approaches by a US supercarrier to Iranian waters since this entire conflict began.