Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in an interview late last week that much more is expected to come to light during the Trump administration about the Havana Syndrome attacks that United States diplomats and intelligence operatives have suffered in recent years.
The attacks were initially thought to have first started in 2016 in Havana, Cuba, and include a range of neurological symptoms, including intense headaches that erupt instantly, loss of balance, memory problems, and numerous hearing issues. In some cases, the neurological damage lasted years or was permanent and forced those who were attacked to retire.
Rubio made the remarks during an interview with Catherine Herridge after the Biden administration assessed in 2023 that a foreign adversary was likely not behind the incidents and that those reporting symptoms likely had underlying health problems.
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