The suicide rate among American soldiers has risen, the situation has become a mystery

 

Authorities are alarmed by the rising number of suicides in the US military, with a 30 percent increase in suicides over the past year.

Top officials in the United States are concerned about the rising suicide rate among their troops as the causes of the suicides have not yet been determined, they say, as well as reducing troop deployments in war-torn areas. Consideration is being given to taking more care of their health.

According to a report by a foreign news agency, not a single colleague of 27-year-old Staff Sergeant Jason Lowe had any idea what was going on inside him. He was a top performer paratrooper.

He finished second in the Army Advanced Leader Course and was soon promoted to the 22nd Airborne Division, but five days after graduating from the Army, Sgt. Jason Lowe stopped answering any calls or text messages. Had given

His comrades and Staff Sergeant Ryan Grave went to his flat in North Carolina. When the door was opened, it was discovered that 27-year-old Sergeant Jason Lowe had committed suicide. No one has yet answered why he committed suicide. ۔

This was the tenth suicide in the US Army's 22nd Airborne Division this year alone, and Maj. Gen. Christopher Donahue says he is unable to determine the motive for the suicides. In July, however, division officials said elements such as troop deployments, isolation and the corona virus were playing a key role in suicides.

U.S. officials did not say the total number of suicides this year, but about 100 Air Force personnel have committed suicide since March alone. In the year 2118, about 541 soldiers took their own lives.