Security experts call for inquiry into Havana Syndrome cases at Canada’s embassy in Cuba
- Posted on September 28, 2026
- By The Globe and Mail
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In brief
Security analysts are pressing Canadian lawmakers to launch a comprehensive investigation into mysterious sonic weapon incidents affecting diplomats stationed at Ottawa's Cuban embassy. The inquiry aims to determine whether Russia orchestrated targeted acoustic attacks against Canadian personnel and examine how federal authorities responded to and supported affected officials. This case highlights growing concerns about unconventional weaponry threatening diplomatic missions globally.
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Security experts call for inquiry into Havana Syndrome cases at Canada’s embassy in Cuba
Lawmakers urged to investigate Moscow’s alleged use of sonic attacks and how Ottawa treated diplomats
