Who is behind the mysterious attacks against American workers in Cuba and China?

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In late 2016, Americans working at the US Embassy in Havana, Cuba, began to experience strange physical symptoms, to the point that they were forced to return to the States. -United. The State Department has described these cases as incidents and some have suspected the Cuban government of being to blame. "The Cuban government is harassing American personnel who have been working in Havana for decades," said Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) in August 2017 after Cuba investigated the allegations. "It has not stopped with the appeasement of President Obama. The personal injury to US officials shows how much the Castro regime will go against international standards.

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Despite consistent symptoms among affected workers, no one seems to be able to accurately determine the condition they are suffering from. The weapons used to carry out these attacks are also not clear. Last year, the United States turned to the Air Force to try to reverse the technology, which remains largely a mystery beyond the suspicion that microwaves are involved.

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