'Havana Syndrome' not caused by foreign adversary, US intel finds
Evidence casts doubt on suspicions that Russia or another country is using directed energy attacks on American personnel around the world, officials say.
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Evidence casts doubt on suspicions that Russia or another country is using directed energy attacks on American personnel around the world, officials say.
Symptoms in some victims ‘cannot be easily explained by known environment or medical conditions’, a panel of experts concluded.
Knowing that you and your family have added protection. ♪ ♪ welcome back. as many as 200 americans working abroad have now reported symptoms of havana syndrome, what officials consider to be possible effects of directed energy attacks first seen at the u.s. embassy in havana, cuba. two dozen report symptoms from vienna, austria. let's start with this havana syndrome reporting here. what ties these 200 potential
That go five to six times the speed of sound, which are being developed by countries around the world to the extent that they can. this is one individual that believes that he was attacked and we have spoken with him on the show. when he was in moscow working undercover for the united states intelligence agencies. watch what happened to him. >> it was december of 2017 in a moscow hotel room. i worked was with an incredible case of vertigo. i felt like i was going to be sick. i spent years in war zones in iraq and afghanistan. this was the most terrifying experience of my life. >> how seriously...
To help you there. >> shannon: all right. well, the thing is we know they're probing 24/7. our defenses have to be excellent all the time. thanks, kurt. martha sat down with a panel of experts to address invisible threats like those facing america. here's part one of the future of warfare. >> cyber attacks and cyber security, two of the areas dominating president biden's sit down with vladimir putin this week. another reminder of the threats from china and russia are changing the battlefield. the future of warfare is moving beyond explosions and gun fire to hacks on weapons and guidance system...