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U.S. Military Hires Contractor Anomaly 6 for Havana Syndrome Investigation
The U.S. military has contracted Anomaly 6, a surveillance firm, to assist in investigating Havana syndrome, an illness affecting intelligence officers. The contract, valued at nearly $6 million, involves using location intelligence to identify relevant actors. The investigation is linked to beliefs about potential foreign attacks, although a recent intelligence report suggests these symptoms are unlikely to stem from adversarial actions.
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The U.S. military has contracted Anomaly 6, a surveillance firm, to assist in investigating Havana syndrome, an illness affecting intelligence officers. The contract, valued at nearly $6 million, involves using location intelligence to identify relevant actors. The investigation is linked to beliefs about potential foreign attacks, although a recent intelligence report suggests these symptoms are unlikely to stem from adversarial actions.
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