“This is a massive CIA cover-up,” says former CIA intelligence officer Marc Polymeropoulos. He says in 2017, while in a hotel room in Moscow, he suffered a traumatic brain injury known as Havana Syndrome. “I woke up with incredible vertigo. The room was spinning. I had a blinding headache. I had tinnitus ringing in my ears, and I felt like I was going to be physically sick. It was a terrifying feeling where I lost control,” recalls Polymeropoulos. He was treated for vertigo, migraines, loss of vision and trouble with memory and concentration. Disabled, he retired. In 2023, Polymeropoulos’s own agency was among those that concluded it is “very unlikely” that he and the others were attacked by an adversary. The DOD declined to comment on this story. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence told 60 Minutes that a new review of AHI will be “comprehensive and complete.” #AHI #havanasyndrome #investigation #CIA