Published: 2024-04-01 19:33
The Litexpo conference center is holding a meeting after NATO. Photo of Judita Grigelyts (V).
First mentioned in 2016, the syndrome requiring abnormal health disorders has not been confirmed, since the existence of the causative weapon has not been shown.
A high-ranking official of the US Department of Defense was attacked with a Havana syndrome-causing weapon last July during the NATO summit in Vilnius.
This was announced on Monday by a joint investigation by The Insider, Der Spiegel and CBS’ 60 Minutes.
The Havana syndrome was reported for the first time in 2016, when US diplomats in the capital of Cuba complained that after hearing a piercing sound at night, they experienced such a symptom as nausea. All of this is fueled by rumors about a possible attack by a foreign country using an unnamed sonic weapon.
A year-long investigation has revealed evidence suggesting that the origin of an unexplained anomalous health disorder may be linked to directed energy weapons used by members of Russian military canteen unit 29155.
The Russian military dining unit is responsible for operations abroad and has been blamed for several incidents abroad, including the attempted poisoning of former double nitpicker Sergei Skripal in the UK in 2018.
On Monday, Moscow will reject the accusations as baseless.
The U.S. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United States in 2022 states that intense energy directed to the external alt may cause some cases of Havana syndrome, officially known as anomalous health disorders (AHI). However, in March 2023, the agency concluded that there was no credible indication that any foreign attacker possessed the weapons or assembly equipment causing AHI.
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