CIA cautions Russia over 'Havana Syndrome' - report

The logo of the US Central Intelligence Agency in the lobby of the CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia © Reuters / Jason Reed

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23 JANUARY 2023 (VOE WORLD) The top of America's CIA has cautioned Russia of "outcomes" assuming it is found to be associated with a progression of episodes including US ambassadors all over the planet, presently named 'Havana Syndrome', The Washington Post has announced.

Refering to its standard unknown 'sources', the paper affirmed that CIA Director William Burns brought the issue up recently during gatherings in Moscow with Nikolay Patrushev, secretary of the Security Council, and Sergey Naryshkin, the head of the Foreign Intelligence Service.

Havana Syndrome is an unexplained ailment that has been accounted for by various US government authorities and military work force positioned abroad. The manifestations incorporate hearing clearly commotions, torment in the ears, and mental challenges. While the primary case was distinguished in Cuba, others have been accounted for in numerous different nations all over the planet, including China and Germany. Consumes has openly depicted the episodes as "assaults" and suspects an unfamiliar enemy is capable.

As per The Washington Post, Burns told Russian authorities that causing genuine mind harm on Americans was past the extent of what is allowable for a "proficient knowledge administration." He didn't, notwithstanding, straightforwardly blame Russia for being involved.

This isn't the main idea that Moscow is behind Havana Syndrome. In August, Foreign Ministry appointee representative Alexander Bikantov denied any Russian connect to the occurrences after it was involved in a story distributed in The New Yorker.

"We trust it to be low and ethically off-base to start hostile to Russian hypothesis by pointing at somebody's awful wellbeing," Bikantov said. "Obviously the Western sensationalist newspapers' adoration for paranoid fears is ineradicable."

Recently, Kremlin representative Dmitry Peskov uncovered that Burns addressed Russian President Vladimir Putin, taking note of they examined "reciprocal relations" and occupied with "a trade of assessments on territorial struggles." Peskov didn't specify Havana Syndrome.

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