Declassified report suggests "Havana syndrome" could result from energy weapon

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15. attorney quoted represents plaintiffs

and has a vested financial interest. Moreover, directly contradicts statements from the 'intelligence' community issued just weeks ago.

I suppose you can conclude just about anything you wish to ... Be be aware that that is what you are doing.

https://www.npr.org/2023/03/01/1160457170/u-s-intelligence-foreign-rivals-didnt-cause-havana-syndrome

Two intelligence officials familiar with the new report briefed a small number of journalists on Wednesday. The intelligence community cannot say exactly what happened in these episodes — but now believes it's pretty sure of what didn't happen in Havana and elsewhere.

Seven different U.S. intelligence agencies were involved in the investigation, and five found it was "highly unlikely" a foreign country was to blame. One said it was "unlikely," and one didn't take a position.

The officials also said there was "no credible evidence" that a foreign adversary has a weapon capable of inflicting the kind of harm suffered by the U.S. officials.

The assessment goes against what many people suspected, including many of the intelligence officers and diplomats who suffered these ailments.