Russia is accused of carrying out mysterious “Havana Syndrome” sound attacks...

GQ A similar attack on former National Security Advisor John Bolton was also reported by US President Donald Trump in London and his aides, as well as attacks on CIA agents in Moscow and even in the US.

Die New York Times has cited diplomats, CIA officers and scientists as suspecting a weapon that produces microwave radiation that can damage victims’ brains.

That year, however, two experts, Robert Baloh, professor of neurology and Robert Bartholemew, professor of psychological medicine at the University of Auckland, said the disease was like “shock”.

Her book Havana Syndrome concluded that the reported concussions and brain damage were misdiagnosed and that the underlying cause was stress.

When asked if the US believed a foreign actor was responsible, Mike Pompeo, who was the CIA director at the start of the attacks in Cuba, said there were still “multiple theories” about what was to blame.

“I don’t want to add anything here,” Pompeo told reporters at the State Department. “It is a very complicated situation and there is still no complete analysis by the US government that tells us exactly how this all came about.”

“There are significant government resources that have been used for more than three years to get to the bottom of this and hold those responsible to account if we determine that it is necessary.”

But Ben Rhodes, a former advisor to Barack Obama, said the Trump administration deliberately overlooked Russia as a culprit because of President Donald Trump’s cozy relationship with Vladimir Putin.

“Many of us who worked on Cuba in the Obama administration suspected Russian involvement from the start,” said Rhodes.

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He revealed that he was occasionally followed by the Russians in secret negotiations with the Cubans, including tracking down a Canadian hotel where he was holding meetings with Cuban officials in 2014.

“There have apparently been similar attacks in Russia and China. While we heard a lot about the attacks in Cuba, we did not hear about these other attacks that harmed people who serve the US government, ”he said.

“Trump can’t find a single bad word about Vladimir Putin and praised Xi Jinping for unsuccessfully pursuing a trade deal, ignoring all other US interests that have suffered over China.”

Retired CIA agent Marc Polymeropoulos said it was difficult for him to talk about the attack he witnessed while he was stationed in Moscow in 2017 GQHe had been inundated with messages of support from former CIA colleagues.

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Polymeropoulos spoke out because he believes the Trump administration, which expelled Cuban diplomats on the matter, abandoned dozens of US officials who fell ill from the attacks but never pointed a finger at Russia.

“It was a very difficult decision to speak up [sic];; I just wish that the United States government would do the right thing and provide adequate medical care to patriots who undoubtedly have suffered combat injuries, “said Polymeropoulos.

Pompeo insisted that all officers who reported injuries be attended to.