The House is sitting on the evidence about pulsed microwave attacks
Summary
The author says they asked Congress and the House intelligence committee two years ago for a chance to present U.S. government evidence of alleged Russian pulsed-microwave attacks linked to Havana Syndrome. The excerpt says the attacks injured hundreds of U.S. government personnel, including the author and family members, but provides no further details or evidence.Key Facts
- The author says they asked Congress for a briefing two years ago.
- The request was directed specifically to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
- The author says the U.S. government possesses evidence of alleged pulsed-microwave attacks.
- The author attributes the alleged attacks to Russia.
- The attacks are linked in the article to Havana Syndrome.
- The excerpt says hundreds of U.S. government personnel were injured.
- The author says they, their wife, and their two children were among those injured.
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