Havana Syndrome Illnesses Unlinked
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US intelligence mostly rejects links between ‘Havana Syndrome,’ adversaries
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U.S. intelligence agencies are unconvinced that the illnesses are tied to a foreign adversary.
The new assessment calls the possibility that the health symptoms were caused by a foreign actor or weapon “very unlikely” The House Intelligence Committee chairman says the new report falls short again.
The new assessment “disgracefully continues to hide the truth behind a cloak of secrecy,” a national security lawyer says.
An investigation in April by CBS 's “ 60 Minutes ” show, Germany 's Der Spiegel and The Insider said Russia is likely to blame.
A U.S. intelligence official says the assessment’s failure to link to a foreign adversary is not meant to question the suffering.
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