A Russian GRU 1 Super-Weapon or a Manipulative Intimidation Tactic by the US?
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Published: April 11, 2024
By: Радио Звезда / Radio Zvezda / Video
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Studio guest: Oleg Grigoriev 2, Doctor of Biological Sciences and member of the Bureau of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) Council on Radiobiology. The Russian text has been machine translated.
According to a joint investigation by The Insider (designated a “foreign agent” media outlet in Russia) and Der Spiegel, American diplomats developed “Havana Syndrome” following the appearance of Russian intelligence officers in various cities around the world. It is alleged that GRU agents may have used a secret weapon to target American diplomats and intelligence officers globally. Meanwhile, the White House press office officially states that the US intelligence community has drawn no conclusions regarding Russian involvement in cases of “Havana Syndrome”—allegedly first recorded in Cuba in 2019. A final report by the National Intelligence Council (March 2023) assesses the possibility of third-party involvement: while no “foreign adversary” involvement was detected, the possibility cannot be ruled out. At the same time, the “microwave auditory effect”—or the Frey 3 effect—was identified and described in the US long ago. In his article “Electromagnetic Weapons Go Official” (2022), Professor James Lin 4 openly discusses the fact that the US possesses such weaponry. [Continue reading below the illustration.]
On one hand, the development of electromagnetic or radio-frequency weapons has been underway for years—a well-known fact. On the other, there is no information indicating that anyone possesses even a single combat-ready system of this type. The existing laboratory prototypes are extremely bulky and consume vast amounts of energy, making any kind of covert application out of the question. Yet, what happened to the nearly two thousand U.S. diplomatic personnel worldwide who fell victim to the “microwave acoustic effect”? Experts—including those from the U.S. (speaking on condition of anonymity)—tend to view the “microwave theory” in this context as far-fetched. The actual cause of the health issues (including memory loss) could be the household appliances that saturate American embassies. However, these same experts point out a crucial nuance in the “Havana Syndrome” saga: from a purely technical standpoint, it is possible to target people using 5G networks and equipment.
Cutting-edge super-weapons as an objective reality and a tool for political blackmail: an expert analysis features in the latest episode of Anna Shafran’s program, National Security Strategy. The studio guest is Oleg Grigoriev, Doctor of Biological Sciences and a member of the Bureau of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) Council on Radiobiology.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- Havana Syndrome: overview of articles in Multerland
FOOTNOTES
- GRU: Formally known as the Glavnoye Razvedyvatelnoye Upravlenie (Main Intelligence Directorate) and officially renamed the Main Directorate (GU) in 2010, it handles global military espionage, covert operations, and special forces units. ↩︎
- Overview with publications: Dr. Oleg A. Grigoriev / RNCNIRP ↩︎
- The Frey Effect
First discovered and published by American neuroscientist Allan H. Frey in 1961, the Frey effect—also known as the microwave auditory effect—is a phenomenon where human subjects perceive clicking, buzzing, hissing, or humming sounds when exposed to pulsed or modulated radiofrequency (RF) radiation
See also: “Frey Effect” ↩︎ - Directed-Energy Weapons Research Becomes Official
Published: April, 2022
By: Prof. Dr. James C. Lin
In: IEEE Xplore
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=9724666 ↩︎
