A ‘blistering exposé’ of a mysterious technology
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Ten years after the first reports from the US embassy in Cuba, the mystery of “Havana Syndrome” continues to haunt him. Shortly after 1am one April night in 2019, a CIA officer on a business trip to London woke up in his hotel room with the worst headache of his life. He was drenched in sweat and his eyes were rolling back in their sockets. He tried to get to the bathroom to throw up, but his balance had given way. The next day, at the meeting …
At least six new suspected cases of mysterious Havana syndrome have been treated at the Walter Reed Hospital in Maryland since the summer, and the victims report brain injuries, including high-ranking U.S. government officials.
A 'blistering exposé' of a mysterious technology
The Havana Syndrome by Michael Rey and Oriana Zill de Granados. The authors unpack the mystery surrounding the “sonic attacks” at the US Embassy in Cuba and other American posts around the world, in which diplomats reported suffering brain damage and other severe ailments. The CIA and FBI called…
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