Vice President for Naval Operations: In the first days of the war, we hit the Abraham Lincoln with an Iranian missile. One of the involved units that we hit with a missile was one of the "Early Burke" type destroyers. This unit had to leave its mission unfinished and return to its home port. Logic and principles say that the destroyer should have passed through the Suez Canal and the Bab al-Mandab Strait, which is the shortest and safest route. But the Arleigh Burke destroyer that was hit by the missiles passed through the Cape of Good Hope and passed to the southern side of the African continent, the tip of the Indian Ocean and passed through a very dangerous and stormy sea and went to its home port through this route. If Abraham Lincoln's ship is drifting, it is because they could not carry out the plan that the Americans had prepared to conquer our dear Iran and the plan that they had. More details rate on social networks.