The United States intelligence community has concluded that there is little evidence to support the belief that a hostile foreign power was responsible for “Havana Syndrome”, a series of unexplained ailments that diplomats and officials say they experienced across the world.The declassified findings were released on Wednesday, showing the results of an investigation conducted by seven US intelligence agencies over the course of several years.The story was first reported by the Washington Post, which wrote that the investigation “contradicts in nearly every respect” claims from the afflicted individuals that they were “victims of a deliberate attack — possibly at the hands of Russia or another adversarial government”.
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