In a report released just 10 days before President Joe Biden cedes the White House to President-elect Donald Trump, the intelligence community admitted Friday there actually might be something there when it comes to Havana syndrome.
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence said that while most IC agencies/”components” stand by a 2023 assessment that it is “very unlikely” a foreign actor is responsible for any Havana syndrome occurrences (what the government refers to as “Anomalous Health Incidents”), two agencies have moved away from this assessment.
We’re told that “one IC component judges there is a ‘roughly even chance’ a foreign actor has used a novel weapon or prototype device to harm a small, undetermined subset of the [U.S. government] personnel or dependents who reported medical symptoms or sensory phenomena as AHIs. Another IC component…
