For nearly 10 years, a mysterious illness known as Havana Syndrome has puzzled scientists, intelligence agencies, and diplomats around the world. First reported in 2016 among United States embassy staff in Havana, Cuba, the condition has since affected hundreds of officials working abroad.
Victims have described a strange range of symptoms, including severe headaches, dizziness, hearing problems, vision disturbances, and cognitive difficulties. In some cases, doctors even suspected brain injuries similar to those caused by concussions. Despite years of investigation, the cause of the phenomenon has remained unclear.
