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Spy Agencies Consider Foreign Weapon Possibility in Havana Syndrome Cases

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Spy Agencies Consider Foreign Weapon Possibility in Havana Syndrome Cases

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  • A report from the **intelligence community** has concluded that a **foreign adversary** is unlikely behind the reported illnesses known as **Havana syndrome**.
  • Out of seven agencies, **five support** earlier assessments, while **two shifted their position**, suggesting a possibility of a foreign weapon's existence.
  • One agency indicated a **50-50 chance** that a foreign power might have developed a weapon that has not been confirmed as used.
  • The report highlighted ongoing **unexplained ailments** among U.S. government personnel, with symptoms ranging from headaches to nausea.
  • While some agencies noted low confidence in foreign involvement, the broader consensus continues to **dispelling the foreign power theory**.

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