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Havana Syndrome: Investigated media mention the use of a sonic weapon with a potential link to Russia
Through an investigation, American, German and Russian media revealed elements suggesting the use of a sonic weapon by Moscow. Named “Havana syndrome”, this phenomenon is said to have caused injuries to many American agents.
(Franceinfo)
Through an investigation, American, German and Russian media revealed elements suggesting the use of a sonic weapon by Moscow. Named “Havana syndrome”, this phenomenon is said to have caused injuries to many American agents.
A mystery has kept the CIA in check for many years, with its name worthy of a spy novel. THE “Havan syndromee” is, however, nothing like fiction. In 2016, at the United States Embassy in Cuba, around thirty CIA agents and diplomats complained of headaches and inexplicable ringing. Some had lifelong aftereffects.
A sonic weapon used by Russia?
This strange illness particularly struck Olivia Troye, former Security Advisor. notNational Mike Pence. In a major investigation, American, German and Russian media say they have discovered evidence suggesting Russia’s use of a sonic weapon. An energy beam directed at the victims was allegedly wielded by agents of the GRU, the Russian military intelligence service. The Kremlin denies it and speaks of baseless accusations. The US State Department declined to comment directly on this investigation..
