Canada and U.S. Failed to Properly Probe Russia’s Alleged Role in Havana Syndrome, Bolton Says

Former U.S. national security adviser John Bolton says Canada and the United States failed to properly investigate allegations that Russia was responsible for Havana Syndrome. The condition, reported by diplomats and intelligence personnel, involves unexplained symptoms including headaches, dizziness, and cognitive difficulties. Bolton’s criticism raises questions about how governments assessed possible foreign involvement, shared intelligence, and protected affected personnel. Officials have disputed or qualified various theories about the cause, while investigations into the reported incidents continue without a definitive explanation.