We Were Right About Havana Syndrome (warontherocks.com)

• Documentation of a confirmed traumatic brain injury during an official 2017 Moscow mission.
• Systemic challenges in obtaining timely medical acknowledgment and support from intelligence agencies.
• Validation of the syndrome by military medical authorities at Walter Reed.

"A retired senior U.S. intelligence official recounts a debilitating health incident in Moscow in 2017, later identified as Havana Syndrome. The official describes a difficult struggle to secure medical recognition from the CIA, ultimately receiving a diagnosis of line-of-duty traumatic brain injury from specialists at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. The account highlights systemic bureaucratic resistance to acknowledging these non-kinetic incidents and the ongoing health toll on intelligence personnel operating in high-risk zones."