Did a Cuban Secret Weapon Make U.S. Diplomats Deaf?
Scientists and intelligence analysts continue to question whether undetected sound waves could cause a sudden onset of hearing loss.
It sounded like something out of Spy vs. Spy, the satirical Cold War comic featuring two black- and white-clad slapstick characters trying to destroy one another with bombs and booby traps.
Last year, secret agents in Havana began bombarding American diplomats with a mysterious weapon that used sound waves to damage their hearing, among “other symptoms.” Or so the Trump administration indicated in August, months after it announced the expulsion of two low-ranking Cuban officials in retaliation for the alleged attack.
As critics began to ask why U.S. officials have yet to
