Two White House officials in Trump admin ‘struck down by mysterious illness’ in weeks after 2020 election
TWO White House officials in the Trump administration were struck down by a mysterious illness after last year’s presidential election, according to reports.
The National Security Council members reportedly experienced symptoms associated with “Havana Syndrome” – an unknown phenomenon that has affected over 130 US spies and diplomats.
In November of last year, an alleged attack took place near the Ellipse, which is the lawn just south of the , and harmed an NSC officer, first reported.
The official suffered headaches and sleeplessness for a week before symptoms subsided.
Weeks later, another NSC member suffered more serious symptoms and needed medical treatment after being struck near a White House entrance.
An official also reported a scenario back in 2019 while walking her dog in a suburb just outside Washington, according to .
According to a , those symptoms experienced included eye movement dysfunction, sleep disruption, and headaches.
The symptoms were connected with reports of “directional audible and/or sensory phenomena of unclear origin.”
A long-awaited report by the National Academies of Sciences cites medical evidence that backs up a long-held conviction that some sort of pulse caused them to develop severe health problems, including paralysis.
It's thought that sophisticated electromagnetic weapons were used on US embassy staff in Cuba and China, which triggered the mysterious illness.
Symptoms have included hearing loss, tinnitus, vertigo, headaches and fatigue, a pattern consistent with "mild traumatic brain injury," State Department officials said.
According to , a team of investigators at the CIA's headquarters in Langley concluded the victims were targeted by a device that could be beamed through walls and windows from up to two miles away.
A previous investigation by the FBI and CIA pointed the finger in suspicion of Russia but didn't have enough evidence at the time to publicly blame Moscow.
American diplomats were apparently targeted again at the US mission in Guangzhou, China, where staff began suffering from a mysterious malady resembling brain injury and had to be flown home.
Officials called it a 'sonic attack' as victims heard loud buzzing noises, and unofficially pointed the finger at Russia.
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