Havana Syndrome evidence suggests who may be responsible for mysterious brain injuries
60 Minutes・18 minutes read
US National Security officials and their families have reported mysterious brain injuries believed to be caused by high-energy microwaves or ultrasound, with specific cases like FBI agent Carrie and Homeland Security adviser Olivia Troy indicating a pattern of symptoms. Investigations point to a potential link to Russian spy Vitali Kovalev and a top-secret Russian intelligence unit, 29155, trained in directed energy weapons, raising suspicions of foreign involvement, particularly from Russia, in the incidents.
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- High-ranking US National Security officials and their families are experiencing mysterious brain injuries, potentially caused by secret weapons emitting high-energy microwaves or ultrasound, leading to intense pain, pressure, and memory problems.
- Investigations have uncovered a potential link between Russian spy Vitali Kovalev, trained in technology and military tactics, and the incidents, with suspicions pointing towards a top-secret Russian intelligence unit, 29155, skilled in using directed energy weapons, indicating a possible Russian involvement in targeting US Intelligence Officers with brain injuries.
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What are the symptoms of the mysterious brain injuries reported by US National Security officials?
Symptoms include intense ear pain, pressure, memory issues, and vestibular system damage.
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Summary
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"Russian Spy Suspected in US Brain Injuries"
- US National Security officials, including White House staff, CIA officers, FBI agents, Military Officers, and their families, have reported mysterious brain injuries believed to be caused by a secret weapon firing high-energy microwaves or ultrasound.
- Carrie, an FBI agent, experienced a debilitating force in her right ear in 2021 in Florida, leading to intense pain, pressure, and memory issues, matching similar cases.
- Olivia Troy, a Homeland Security adviser, suffered severe ear pain outside the White House, likening it to a sharp pencil poking her eardrum, indicating a similar pattern of symptoms.
- Dr. David Railman's study found evidence of injuries to the auditory and vestibular system of the brain due to directed pulsed radio frequency energy, possibly from microwaves or acoustic ultrasound.
- Vitali Kovalev, a Russian spy, was discovered to have technology know-how and military training, transitioning to a chef in the US, raising suspicions of his involvement in the brain injuries.
- FBI agent Carrie spent 80 hours interviewing Kovalev, who later pled guilty to evading police, suggesting a potential link to the brain injury incidents.
- Mark Zade, a lawyer representing affected individuals, noted evidence of anomalous health incidents impacting CIA and State Department personnel, including computer malfunctions during the events.
- Greg Edgreen, a Pentagon official, led an investigation focusing on Moscow's involvement in targeting top-performing US Intelligence Officers with brain injuries, indicating a Russia nexus in the incidents.
- The incidents, known as Havana syndrome, began in 2016 in Cuba but originated earlier in Frankfurt, Germany, with possible revenge attacks on CIA officers stationed in Ukraine and other locations.
- Investigative reporter Christo Grev uncovered a top-secret Russian intelligence unit, 29155, trained in various operations, including the use of directed energy weapons, potentially linked to the brain injury incidents.
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Alleged attacks and cover-up raise suspicions
- Members of unit 2155 in the city were allegedly planning attacks on American diplomats and officials using an acoustic weapon.
- A woman encountered a suspicious man outside her home, later identified as Albert Aano, who triggered severe health issues including brain fog and balance problems.
- Despite denials from the Director of National Intelligence, there are claims of a cover-up regarding the anomalous health incidents, with suspicions of foreign involvement, particularly from Russia.
