There’s been continuing speculation and even more conspiracies about whether U.S. embassy workers getting sick was an attack by a foreign government.
. Others have described symptoms of dizziness and fatigue. Hundreds of U.S. officials working overseas have described these issues from multiple different countries, which has led to rampant speculation Havana syndrome is caused by a foreign attack or newfangled surveillance apparatus.
Two unnamed intelligence officials familiar with the government investigation told the Post that seven intelligence agencies, including the CIA and State Department, conducted an internal report, recently finalized. The agencies reviewed approximately 1,000 cases involving officials who claimed a whole host of symptoms. Five of those agencies reported it was “very unlikely” Havana syndrome is caused by a foreign country, whether by accident or on purpose.
It follows years of leaked reports on the ongoing investigations into the mysterious symptoms. A 2022 interim report from the
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