The Trump administration had dispatched the USS Gerald R. Ford, the world's largest aircraft carrier, from the Caribbean Sea to the Red Sea ahead of the initial strikes on the IR of Iran

This story has been updated with additional information about the fire. A fire broke out aboard aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) on Thursday, multiple sources confirmed to USNI News. The initial fire has been extinguished,

The fire appears to have started in the Ford’s laundry room—a recurring hazard on US Navy ships.

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A fire broke out aboard the US Navy aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford in the Red Sea during operations linked to the Iran war. The US Navy said the blaze was contained and the carrier remains fully operational.

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