Cuba releases results of 2-year probe on alleged high-tech attacks on Americans

[Judi Lynn]

Cuban government says own investigation shows no evidence health incidents took

By Hatzel Vela - Cuba Correspondent
Posted: 7:19 PM, March 14, 2019
Updated: 7:21 PM, March 14, 2019

HAVANA - Cuban government officials, through an hour-long presentation on Thursday, once again argued there is no evidence health "attacks" on American and Canadian embassy workers took place.

The Cuban investigation and the interactions with American and Canadian authorities show attacks did not happen, said Carlos Fernandez de Cossio, director of the U.S. Section at Cuba’s Foreign Ministry.

“We’ve been reassured through interactions that there is no proof these attacks took place,” said Fernandez de Cossio, who added the Cuban government doesn’t doubt there are sick embassy workers but their health issues they argue are not directly linked to living in Cuba.

Equipment that can create far-reaching sounds as described by American authorities do not exist in Cuba, said Ministry of Interior Lt. Coronel Roberto Hernandez Caballero.

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[Qutzupalotl]

1. Finding no proof does not prove the attacks did not happen.

Just because Cuba does not have this technology does not rule out foreign actors such as Russia.

[Ghost Dog]

3. No number of negatives can ever amount to a positive, no.

That is true.

[KT2000]

2. years ago there was a town

in Oregon where residents complained about sounds that were making them sick. Using sound as a weapon has been known for a long time.

[MRubio]

4. This woman's voice does it for me.

She's a regular weapon of mass annoyance.