There have been 200 reported cases of the yet-unexplained illness, which has been colloquially named for its first reported case in 2016 at the US Embassy in Havana, Cuba, and affected American personnel on nearly every continent except Antarctica
* A CIA officer was evacuated from Serbia after suffering from 'Havana Syndrome,' which is an unexplained neurological attack
* It's been affecting American spies and diplomats
* The most recent report out of the Balkans happened with recent weeks and continues a troubling uptick in attacks that include India and Vietnam
* Symptoms include headaches, pain, nausea or vertigo brought on by sounds, pressure or heat, but the cause is still unknown
* Some theorize symptoms are caused inadvertently by surveillance equipment; while others believe incidents are caused by a mysterious sonic weapon
* There have been 200 reported cases of the yet-unexplained illness
The CIA evacuated an intelligence officer from Serbia who was suffering from symptoms associated with 'Havana Syndrome' as more cases of this mysterious neurological attack continue to affect American spies and diplomats.
This incident in the Balkans - which hasn't been previously reported - happened within recent weeks and continues a troubling uptick in attacks, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.
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Update #1: Havana Syndrome Attacks Widen With CIA Officer’s Evacuation From Serbia (WSJ) Update #2: CIA officer evacuated from Serbia in possible 'Havana syndrome' case: report (The Hill) Update #3: Now Serbia: US Evacuates Intelligence Officer Affected by Havana Syndrome - Report (Sputnik)
WNU Editor: These attacks are escalating .... CIA and State Department officials face increased Havana Syndrome attacks (FOX News). More here .... Mysterious Havana Syndrome Attacks Increasing in Last 3 Months (Newsmax).
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