BBC World7/11/2026Politics
US Pays Nearly $3m in Compensation for Havana Syndrome Victims
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- The US government has paid nearly $3m in compensation to victims of Havana Syndrome, a mysterious neurological condition affecting spies and diplomats.
- Payments, made under the Havana Act, are the first to US agency staff reporting symptoms like hearing strange noises and intense pressure.
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The US government has paid nearly $3m in compensation to victims of Havana Syndrome, a mysterious neurological condition affecting spies and diplomats. Payments, made under the Havana Act, are the first to US agency staff reporting symptoms like hearing strange noises and intense pressure.
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