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U.S. supercarrier leaves the Middle East after more than 200 days of operations

A U.S. supercarrier has departed the Middle East after operating continuously for more than 200 days. The supplied report does not specify the mission or destination.

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The carrier's withdrawal could affect U.S. military posture and deterrence in the region.

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