New book explores sonic attacks on American diplomats known as "Havana Syndrome"
Summary
A new book called "The Havana Syndrome" looks into reports of sonic attacks on American diplomats in different countries. These attacks caused symptoms like trouble sleeping and memory problems.Key Facts
- The book is titled "The Havana Syndrome."
- It investigates alleged sonic attacks on U.S. diplomats overseas.
- These attacks reportedly caused health issues such as insomnia and memory loss.
- The book is co-written by Oriana Zill de Granados and Michael Ray.
- "Havana Syndrome" refers to a set of unexplained symptoms experienced by diplomats starting in Cuba.
- The cause and nature of these attacks remain unclear.
- The report was featured on CBS News.
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