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House Permanent Select Committee on IntelligenceDecember 5, 2024Unclassified interim report
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Havana Syndrome 2024 congressional report: full transcription

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The following is a direct transcription of key passages from the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence interim report on Havana Syndrome, released December 5, 2024.

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The conclusions published by the DNI in the unclassified Intelligence Community Assessment on AHI are dubious at best, misleading at worst. Changes are needed to address the irregularities in investigative and analytic processes that resulted in the IC’s published conclusions on AHI.

The Subcommittee is aware that the IC continues to withhold valuable information from the Subcommittee. For this reason, a final unclassified report cannot be issued at this time. In addition, the Subcommittee plans to issue a classified report that explains why the Subcommittee finds the conclusions reached in the ICA dubious at best, and misleading at worst.

Sadly, the intelligence community has actively attempted to impede our investigation, but we have nonetheless been able to gather significant evidence, and I have reason to believe that its claims of environmental or social factors explaining AHIs are false.

A total of 334 American officials have qualified for AHI care in the military health system as of January 2024. They have symptoms that scientists say could be caused by a beam of microwaves or acoustic ultrasound. White House staff, CIA officers, FBI agents, and military officers and their families are among those who say they were wounded by a secret weapon.

This transcription covers the report’s central findings on the ODNI assessment’s procedural integrity, the documented obstruction of the congressional investigation, and the confirmed case count. The full interim report additionally documents specific interview findings from the Committee’s 48 interviews, available in the full source document linked below.

Document: Crawford, CIA Subcommittee Release Interim Report on Havana Syndrome. House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. December 5, 2024.

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