Mysterious 'Havana syndrome' attacks confirmed to have happened within the US: Psaki

On Friday, Jen Psaki, the White House Press Secretary, admitted that the same 'Havana syndrome' attacks which have been occurring in other countries also happened in the US.

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On Friday, Jen Psaki, the White House Press Secretary, admitted that the same 'Havana syndrome' attacks which have been occurring in other countries also happened in the US.

Apparently, according to Psaki, one such incident occurred very near the White House itself.

According to the Daily Wire, ABC news had previously reported on the syndrome, saying, "Dozens of Americans have been diagnosed with a range of symptoms, including traumatic brain injuries, with several describing bizarre experiences like strange noises and sensations. The U.S. government has acknowledged cases in Cuba, China, Uzbekistan and Russia — but there are media reports of other countries now, too."

Psaki iterated the following during a press conference:

"Our national security staff is working closely with agencies and departments across the federal government to address unexplained health incidents that some government employees have suffered, and to ensure the safety and security of Americans serving around the world."

"And we are, of course, investigating incidents in which personnel have reported experiencing sensory phenomena, such as sound pressure or heat, concurrent with or followed by physical symptoms, such as sudden onset vertigo, nausea, and head or neck pain."

"At this point, at this moment, we don’t know the cause of these incidents, which are both limited in nature and the vast majority of which have been reported overseas."

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