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U.S. officials concerned Havana Syndrome symptoms caused by spying
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Some U.S. officials are blaming the so-called Havana Syndrome on electronic intelligence gathering by a foreign government, the symptoms being an unintended consequence. NBC News’ Courtney Kube explains whether the technology could be weaponized and how the U.S. government is responding. June 10, 2021
