Havana Syndrome hits two U.S. officials as mysterious illness reported

The victims are believed to be intelligence officers or diplomats working on Russia-related issues such as gas exports, cybersecurity and political interference

At least two U.S. officials stationed in Germany have sought medical treatment after developing symptoms of Havana Syndrome, the name given to an unexplained condition believed by some to be caused by energy weapons.

The officials began developing symptoms of nausea, severe headaches, ear pain, fatigue, insomnia and sluggishness, over recent months, theSome of the victims affected, who are believed to be intelligence officers or diplomats working on Russia-related issues such as gas exports, cybersecurity and political interference, were left unable to work, according to the diplomats.country that hosts U.S. troops and nuclear weapons.

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