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Havana Syndrome: Russia's possible attack on US agents
An article indicates that Havana Syndrome, a group of mysterious symptoms that have appeared in American intelligence officers and sources since 2016, may be the result of attacks using devices that emit electromagnetic energy or microwave waves. The symptoms include severe headaches, dizziness, ear ringing, and disruptions in memory and concentration, which have persisted for years in some of those affected. While some experts consider the symptoms to be genuine and possibly caused by external factors, the U.S. intelligence assessment in 2023 largely ruled out the involvement of Washington's adversaries, especially Russia, in these incidents. However, an upcoming book is expected to revisit the hypothesis of Russia's involvement, based on inconclusive evidence such as phones associated with Russian intelligence being detected near the incident sites, as well as a device suspected of generating microwave waves. The debate continues over how to interpret these cases—whether they are linked to environmental and psychological effects or whether external factors are indeed involved.
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