Havana Syndrome is a mystery illness with 200-plus documented cases. Lawmakers are demanding action.
WASHINGTON – U.S. lawmakers and diplomats are increasingly frustrated with the State Department’s response to “Havana Syndrome” as the number of American diplomats affected by the mysterious health attacks continues to climb.
There are now more than 200 estimated cases of the illness. New incidents have emerged in just the past few weeks among Americans stationed in Colombia, Germany and Vietnam.