No 'Smoking Gun,' but Evidence from 5-Year Investigation into Havana Syndrome Points to Russia
New questions are circulating about Russia and the mysterious affliction known as Havana Syndrome. For years many suspected China as the culprit behind the mysterious attacks that have left U.S. officials with health issues like nausea, severe headaches, seizures, and even blindness.
New questions are circulating about Russia and the mysterious affliction known as Havana Syndrome. For years many suspected China as the culprit behind the mysterious attacks that have left U.S. officials with health issues like nausea, severe headaches, seizures, and even blindness.
What's Your Reaction?
Phillimon Sefake
Phillimon Sefake is a creative writer and literary scholar
