The & nbsp; CIA warned Russia about & nbsp; & quot; consequences & raquo; if it turns out that & nbsp & np; she was involved in mysterious incidents & np; American diplomats around the world associated with the & nbsp; so-called 'Havana Syndrome', reports The Washington Post with & nbsp; citing & nbsp; sources.
“Havana Syndrome.” Are microwaves to blame for the mysterious illness of US diplomats around the world CIA Director William Burns in & nbsp; Moscow in & nbsp; November, and & nbsp; also his meetings with & nbsp; the leadership of the FSB and & nbsp; SVR. Burns said that & nbsp; causing serious brain damage to American employees and their families & nbsp; is beyond & nbsp; professional intelligence.
The newspaper writes that & nbsp; Burns's warning was not & nbsp; a direct accusation. The & nbsp; fact that the CIA director used the word “ if '' talks about the & nbsp; inability of the authorities to determine exactly who is behind the & nbsp; attacks on & nbsp; US civil servants. Nevertheless, & nbsp; Burns' direct warning indicates & nbsp; that & nbsp; Washington seriously suspects Moscow of & nbsp; involvement, The Washington Post clarifies.
About & nbsp; that & nbsp; Russia may be involved in the & nbsp; attacks Burns spoke on & nbsp; American diplomats back in & nbsp; July. However, then he & nbsp; refused to draw any conclusions, specifying only that & nbsp; we are talking about & nbsp; “ a couple of hundred '' cases of manifestation of the “ Havana syndrome '' since & nbsp; 2016.