"Russian Links to Havana Syndrome: Uncovering the Truth Behind Mysterious Brain Injuries"

A car chase in Florida in 2020 may be linked to the mysterious "Havana syndrome," as a suspect with a Russian passport and a device resembling a walkie-talkie that can erase a car’s GPS history was apprehended. This comes after a recent NIH study found no explanation for the health problems reported by US diplomats and government employees. The syndrome, first reported in Cuba in 2016, includes symptoms such as headaches and balance problems, and was initially suspected to be caused by a directed energy attack, but US intelligence agencies later stated that most cases appeared to have different causes.