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As the White House now investigates strange recent illnesses in Washington, D.C., potentially tied to "Havana Syndrome," intelligence reports are surfacing of "microwave system weapons" being used on U.S. officials overseas for decades.
The reports come from a work injury lawsuit brought forward by retired National Security Agency counterintelligence officer Mike Beck, who developed a rare form of Parkinson's disease his lawyer argues was caused by a high-tech weapon, according to The Guardian.
"The reality is that this has been an intelligence community issue for decades," says Mark Zaid, a lawyer representing both Beck and Havana Syndrome victims.
Havana Syndrome has became a prominent ailment among U.S. diplomats in Cuba and China in recent years as victims have reported vertigo, nausea, and ringing ears, but recent cases in Washington, D.C., have the White House and Senate Intelligence Committee concerned about a high-tech weapon being used by U.S. adversaries.
"For nearly five years, we have been aware of reports of mysterious attacks on U.S. government personnel in Havana, Cuba, and around the world," Chairman Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., and Vice Chairman Marco Rubio, R-Fla., wrote in a joint statement Friday.
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As the White House now investigates strange recent illnesses in Washington, D.C., potentially tied to "Havana Syndrome," intelligence reports are surfacing of "microwave system weapons" being used on U.S. officials overseas for decades.
The reports come from a work injury lawsuit brought forward by retired National Security Agency counterintelligence officer Mike Beck, who developed a rare form of Parkinson's disease his lawyer argues was caused by a high-tech weapon, according to The Guardian.
"The reality is that this has been an intelligence community issue for decades," says Mark Zaid, a lawyer representing both Beck and Havana Syndrome victims.
Havana Syndrome has became a prominent ailment among U.S. diplomats in Cuba and China in recent years as victims have reported vertigo, nausea, and ringing ears, but recent cases in Washington, D.C., have the White House and Senate Intelligence Committee concerned about a high-tech weapon being used by U.S. adversaries.
"For nearly five years, we have been aware of reports of mysterious attacks on U.S. government personnel in Havana, Cuba, and around the world," Chairman Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., and Vice Chairman Marco Rubio, R-Fla., wrote in a joint statement Friday.
