CIA, Pentagon Analyze Secret ‘Havana Syndrome’ Device in Norway: Report
Recent reports indicate a concerning incident involving a microwave device tested by a government scientist in Norway. This experiment raised alarms due to its possible connection to the mysterious neurological symptoms associated with the so-called Havana syndrome.
CIA and Pentagon Investigate Microwave Device in Norway
The revelation came to light on February 14, as details emerged from sources familiar with the investigation. According to these sources, the U.S. government became involved when Norway reported the unusual experiment. The incident triggered visits from officials representing both the Pentagon and the White House.
Details of the Incident
- Location: Norway
- Device Tested: Microwave technology
- Symptoms: Neurological issues resembling Havana syndrome
- U.S. Agencies Involved: CIA, Pentagon, White House
While the findings from this experiment did not confirm that U.S. diplomats or intelligence personnel were deliberately targeted by foreign entities, they raised significant concerns. The results indicated that pulsed-energy devices could indeed have an effect on human biology.
Continuing Investigations
The investigation remains ongoing, as U.S. officials seek to better understand the potential implications. The incident adds to the complex narrative surrounding Havana syndrome, which has plagued diplomats and government workers since it was first reported in Cuba in 2016.
As the CIA and Pentagon continue their analysis, further insights into the nature of these microwave devices and their effects on human health will be scrutinized. The reporting by the Washington Post has highlighted the critical need for more research into unexplained health phenomena faced by government personnel.
