A fire broke out on the American aircraft carrier "USS Gerald R. Ford", known as the world's largest aircraft carrier, with two sailors being injured. The US Central Naval Command confirmed that the fire has been brought under control.

"The fire started in the ship's laundry spaces. The cause of the fire is not related to combat operations and is under control," reads the official statement. Command confirmed that no damage to the propulsion system was observed, and the aircraft carrier remains fully operational.

The two affected sailors are receiving medical attention for injuries that are not life-threatening and are in stable condition. Additional details will be released when available.

The carrier strike group continues operations in the Red Sea, supporting activities against regional threats.