Pentagon: US Defense Department official experienced symptoms of “Havana syndrome” at NATO summit in Vilnius in 2023

The Pentagon said symptoms similar to “Havana syndrome” were experienced by a senior US Defense Department official who attended the 2023 NATO summit in Vilnius. Words from department deputy press secretary Sabrina Singh
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Associated Press.

“I can confirm that a senior Defense Department official experienced symptoms similar to those reported in abnormal health incidents,” Singh said.

The deputy press secretary forwarded the question about Russia's possible involvement in the “Havana syndrome” to US intelligence, which continues to conduct the investigation.

The White House also declined to comment on Russia’s involvement in cases of “Havana syndrome” among American diplomats and referred the question to American intelligence.

“To our knowledge, the Department of National Intelligence has not concluded that Russia was involved in the incidents [associated with the Havana syndrome]. Obviously, there was an intelligence assessment, to find out, your question should be asked to the US Director of National Intelligence,”
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White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters.

Yesterday
The Insider
together with the German Der Spiegel and the American

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"60 minutes"
CBS television channel released an investigation into the so-called “Havana syndrome,” a mysterious disease that has been discovered in large numbers among American embassy employees around the world over the past ten years.

As the material says, behind the “Havana syndrome” could be employees of military unit 29155 of the Russian GRU, who influenced diplomats with a secret “acoustic weapon”, the existence of which was reported in correspondence by one of the agents. The main thing from the investigation can be
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in the material of Novaya Gazeta Europe.