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    CIA, Pentagon reviewed secret 'Havana syndrome' device in Norway, Washington Post reports

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    Posted on February 14, 2026

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    Last updated: February 14, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    CIA and Pentagon investigated a device in Norway linked to Havana syndrome, revealing potential neurological impacts but no foreign targeting.

    Table of Contents

    • Investigation of the Microwave Device
    • Details of the Experiment
    • Government Response
    • Verification of Reports

    CIA, Pentagon reviewed secret 'Havana syndrome' device in Norway, Washington ...

    Investigation of the Microwave Device

    Feb 14 (Reuters) - U.S. officials investigated a previously unreported experiment in Norway in which a government scientist tested a microwave device and developed neurological symptoms similar to so-called Havana syndrome, the Washington Post reported on Saturday citing people familiar with the matter.

    Details of the Experiment

    Norway informed the CIA about the incident, prompting at least two visits by Pentagon and White House officials, the report said. People familiar with the test said the results did not prove U.S. diplomats and spies were targeted by a foreign adversary, though they showed pulsed-energy devices can affect human biology.

    Government Response

    Reuters could not immediately verify the report.

    Verification of Reports

    (Reporting by Rajveer Singh Pardesi in BengaluruEditing by Tomasz Janowski)

    Key Takeaways

    • •CIA and Pentagon reviewed a secret device linked to Havana syndrome.
    • •The device was tested in Norway, causing neurological symptoms.
    • •The experiment results did not confirm foreign targeting.
    • •Pulsed-energy devices can affect human biology.
    • •The Washington Post reported the investigation details.

    Frequently Asked Questions about CIA, Pentagon reviewed secret 'Havana syndrome' device in Norway, Washington Post reports

    1What is a microwave device?

    A microwave device is an electronic device that uses microwave radiation to transmit energy. In the context of the article, it was involved in an experiment that led to neurological symptoms.

    2What are neurological symptoms?

    Neurological symptoms are physical or mental changes that indicate a problem with the nervous system, including headaches, dizziness, and cognitive difficulties.

    3What is the Pentagon?

    The Pentagon is the headquarters of the United States Department of Defense, located in Arlington, Virginia. It is a symbol of the U.S. military and national defense.

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