The USNS Big Horn was damaged after the ship refueled and replenished Navy vessels operating in the region, including the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier and several guided-missile destroyers. The Navy official would not say where the incident occurred or what type of damage the replenishment oiler sustained.
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I hate it when I construct underground facilities in southern Lebanon to launch missiles and then place those missiles above ground a hundred miles away in Beirut when my enemy has total air superiority and can destroy my stockpiles at any time instead of placing my stockpiles underground and not in northern urban centers, where they are safe and near the launchers. Somebody really needs to organize my military better. I also shouldn't have put all these rakes in the hallway to my office so that I step on them and the handle hits me on the head a dozen times every time I go there to do paperwork
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I'm not gonna lie and say that some Hezbollah commanders haven't been making some questionable decisions about where they meet foreign nationals (a better place might be where you have a hundred feet of solid rock above you) but no amount of Israeli infiltration can magically generate poor decision-making about meeting places. Hopefully the next leader keeps his head below ground most of the time from now on. However, the organization did also defeat Israel when Hezbollah was ten times weaker than they currently are, so these may as well be speedbumps rather than a "very bad situation". The actual physical capabilities of Hezbollah are approximately the same as they were a month ago.