All articles tagged with #anomalous health incidents
Retired Army Lieutenant Colonel Gregory Edgreen, CEO of Advanced Echelon, asserts that Russia is likely behind the "Havana Syndrome" attacks on U.S. officials, citing open-source reporting and survivor insights. He points to evidence of Russia's involvement in directed energy weapons and suggests further investigation into the government's knowledge and research on the matter.
A senior Defense Department official experienced symptoms similar to those of "Havana syndrome" during the 2023 NATO summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, with the Pentagon confirming the incident. The cause of the syndrome is still under investigation, with a recent "60 Minutes" report suggesting Russian involvement. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence found it "unlikely" that a foreign adversary was responsible, a conclusion supported by the State Department. The Pentagon has established a registry for reporting such incidents, while a study by the National Institutes of Health found no brain injuries or degeneration among affected U.S. diplomats and government employees.
A joint investigation by 60 Minutes, The Insider, and Der Spiegel suggests that U.S. officials are being targeted by Russia in what has become known as Havana Syndrome, with evidence pointing to a Russian nexus. Victims, including White House staff, CIA officers, FBI agents, and military officers, believe they were wounded by a secret weapon firing a high-energy beam of microwaves or ultrasound. The investigation has uncovered potential Russian involvement, including a Russian spy and a military unit, despite a 2023 government report deeming it "very unlikely" that a foreign adversary was behind the mysterious brain injuries. The ongoing probe raises questions about a possible cover-up and the true cause of the anomalous health incidents.