DNI Tulsi Gabbard rescinds two intelligence assessments on Havana Syndrome.
Outgoing Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard revoked two Biden-era intelligence assessments that had concluded foreign adversaries were unlikely responsible for Havana Syndrome. An ODNI official cited analytic bias, excluded intelligence, and reliance on a flawed medical study as reasons for the rescission. Rep. Rick Crawford praised the move as correcting fraudulent assessments that harmed victims.
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Washington Times emphasizes faulty tradecraft and corrupt analysts who dismissed victims. CNN frames the move as rescinding skeptical assessments and highlights the thorny difficulty analysts faced.
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“Gabbard rescinds Biden-era intel assessments that were skeptical about 'Havana Syndrome' - CNN”
“DNI rebukes faulty intelligence analyses of Havana Syndrome”
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