The American aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt passed the Strait of Malacca.
He heads to the Middle East at the head of an attack group towards the Indian Ocean.
The ship departed from Tana Merah port on Singapore's east coast on Sunday, according to MarineTraffic.
It is assumed that Theodore Roosevelt will replace the aircraft carrier George Washington, which has been in the Middle East since August 19. The USS George W. Bush, a cruiser and 11 guided missile destroyers also remained there. In addition, two American ships are stationed in the Red Sea, and two more in the eastern Mediterranean.