Microwave lasers exist as advanced weapons aboout which we know nothing. Likely too bulky for close targeting of personel.
Ultra sonic is much more prospective though for close in damage.
It is all still spook versus spook though. and your known enemy is soon out without a nasty body to cover up. Just because we no longer have kill teams, does not mean that russia and china have given them up.
My breakthrough investigation into sinister 'sonic' brain attacks on Americans reveals damning proof of a Biden White House cover-up,
By CATHERINE HERRIDGE FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
Published: 09:56 EDT, 7 May 2025 | Updated: 11:56 EDT, 7 May 2025
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14680991/havana-syndrome-sonic-weapons-catherine-herridge.html
'I feel like I am disappearing,' a medically retired Defense Department professional told me over a meal near Capitol Hill.
Then, she bravely showed me a neuroimaging scan of her brain. It was disturbing. Her mind is wasting away.
Her neurons – the functional cells composing the 'grey matter' of her brain – have atrophied. Some structures exhibit neural activity ranking in the bottom 5th percentile of healthy people. A neurologist who reviewed the scans told her that her irreversible, progressive brain damage is consistent with an injury from a traumatic event.
Strangely, these images were, perhaps, more upsetting to me than the woman who I was sitting across the table from.
To her, these scans were reassuring because they appeared to prove what she and others have been telling the United States government for nearly a decade: that they aren't imagining their symptoms, or faking them, or suffering from a hereditary neurological disease.
Instead, this lifelong Defense Department professional and her doctors insist that this is evidence that she's the victim of an attack by a directed energy weapon, most likely wielded by a hostile foreign government.
And now, for the first time, a leading US neuroscientist and advisor to the US military is backing her up and the White House is finally taking notice.
For years, the United States intelligence community has assessed that it was 'very unlikely' that a foreign adversary or a 'novel' weapon was behind a mysterious cluster of neurological ailments that first began afflicting US diplomats serving at the US embassy in Havana, Cuba in 2016.
Since that time, more and more of America's spies, diplomats, law enforcement professionals and military operatives have come forward to claim that they too are victims of 'Havana Syndrome' or otherwise known as Anomalous Health Incidents.
For years, the United States intelligence community has assessed that it was improbable that a foreign adversary was behind a mysterious cluster of neurological ailments that first began afflicting US diplomats serving at the US embassy (pictured) in Havana, Cuba in 2016.
'I feel like I am disappearing,' a medically retired Defense Department professional told me over a meal near Capitol Hill. (Pictured: Catherine Herridge, follow her @C__Herridge)
Then in March, I secured a rare interview with Dr James Giordano, a leading US neuroscientist and advisor to the US military.
Dr Giordano is the director for the Center for Disruptive Technology and Future Warfare at the National Defense University's Institute for National Strategic Studies, which is funded by the Department of Defense.
While Dr Giordano does not speak for the US government, he was permitted to speak on the record with my team.
According to Giordano, directed energy weapons – that use microwave or ultrasonic energy to cause damage to a target – exist. Furthermore, Giordano believes that US government personnel serving overseas have been attacked by these weapons.
When asked if reports of directed energy weapon attacks inside the US are also credible, Giordano said 'Absolutely.'
In December, I published my first reporting on the debilitating injuries afflicting these individuals. They're stories are all strikingly similar.
Survivors describe their 'old self slipping away' even 'vanishing' as their cognitive functions worsen. Others, including those who once held TOP SECRET security clearances and guarded the nation's secrets, simply say their brains are broken.
Dr Giordano (pictured) is the director for the Center for Disruptive Technology and Future Warfare at the National Defense University's Institute for National Strategic Studies, which is funded by the Department of Defense.
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I interviewed a CIA officer, who I agreed to call 'Alice,' who described the fallout of an alleged directed energy weapon attack while she served in Africa.
'We're basically ticking time bombs,' Alice said of herself and colleagues. 'I have friends in nursing homes. I have friends with dementia and Parkinson's… I have already started having to go to funerals.'
'We know how to fix a heart attack,' Alice explained, 'We don't know how to fix this.'
Dr Giordano explained that there are three types of directed energy attacks, including 'two forms of sonic weapon' and one that employs 'scalable and directable microwaves.'
The directed energy is aimed at the areas behind the ear, nose, mouth and eyes, turning those cavities into echo chambers that funnel damaging energy into the brain with catastrophic consequences.
He compared the impact of a directed energy attack to putting an iPhone in a microwave. After a few seconds, the exterior of the iPhone will appear unharmed, but the damage inside will be extensive.
'The actual sophistication of the phone would've been changed as a consequence of the microwave damage,' said Dr Giordano. 'Not only will it change then, but that change is durable and characteristically progressive.'
Asked who or what is behind the attacks, Giordano conceded that it is unclear – but, he claims, only three world powers possess such technology: the United States, Russia and China.
Indeed, according to my reporting, the involvement of Russia in these attacks would be logically consistent. For I found that many of the injured American operatives had been working on portfolios related to Russia, including reported Kremlin interference in the 2020 election.
Dr Giordano's comments stand in striking contrast to a January 2025 intelligence assessment released by the then-outgoing Biden Administration. At the time, the Biden administration report concluded that it was 'very unlikely' that a novel weapon had been used by a hostile nation against US government personnel.
But how could the Biden Administration have reached this conclusion in the face of such evidence?
Now, in response to my investigation, the Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard called the Biden intelligence assessment 'incomplete and in some cases contradictory.' And DNI Gabbard says she is committed to 'initiating a new investigation into Anomalous Health Incidents and making the findings public.'
A CIA official also told me that CIA Director John Ratcliffe is also 'determined to ensure all relevant information is examined and that all perspectives are heard on this matter given its seriousness.'
This is potentially life-altering news for 'Havana Syndrome' sufferers, like retired counterintelligence officer Mike Beck, who was on assignment for the National Security Agency when he said he was attacked in 1996.
His alleged attack came before the spate of attacks on diplomats at the US embassy in Cuba in 2016, and it indicates that these incidents have been occurring for much longer than previously believed.
Today, Beck's brain injury is so severe that he has a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease and dementia. He recently moved into an assisted living facility because his wife of 40 years can no longer care for him at home.
Beck said he and his partner were hit by a microwave energy weapon after they 'walked in on an operation that the hostile country was doing' against the United States. But it wasn't until a leading national expert on Parkinson's disease wrote on Beck's behalf that he was able to secure workers' compensation for his Parkinson's disease – and his fight is the norm.
In response to my investigation, the Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard (pictured) called the Biden intelligence assessment 'incomplete and in some cases contradictory.'
Jen Psaki explains VP Harris' involvement with Havana Syndrome
With no exceptions, every Havana Syndrome survivor describes an uphill battle for recognition of their injuries and to secure much-needed benefits.
'We'd applied for workers' compensation and the agencies involved did everything they could to not approve my application,' Beck told me.
Even after finally securing coverage to pay for his assisted living, the Becks say the government is more than three months behind on its payments.
'It's scary,' his wife Rita said, 'When am I going to get the call that says you're going to have to pay this? We still haven't gotten a check and it'd be devastating because we're not living on a whole ton of money.'
The Labor Department has now acknowledged Beck's brain injury as the result of his government service. Yet the Becks are still waiting on the government's outstanding payment of more than $25,000.00
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