Pentagon Is Funding 'Havana Syndrome' Animal Experiments: UPDATE

The U.S. State Department said the findings from an investigation concluded that it is 'very unlikely' a foreign adversary is responsible for 'Havana syndrome' and 'in no way call into question' the symptoms reported by U.S. diplomats and officers.

UPDATE:
According to Politico's reporting based on interviews with military personnel and publicly available documents, the Pentagon is funding studies to determine whether or not exposure to radio frequency waves could be to blame for the mysterious cases of headaches, dizziness, hearing loss, and nausea experienced by American service members stationed abroad. According to published reports, in September the Army granted $750,000 to Wayne State University to investigate the effects of these waves on the brains of ferrets, which are quite similar to our own.