DNI Tulsi Gabbard rescinds two intelligence assessments on Havana Syndrome.
Outgoing Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard revoked two Biden-era Intelligence Community Assessments on anomalous health incidents, citing analytic bias and flawed tradecraft. The rescission follows criticism from Rep. Rick Crawford and victims who argued the reports wrongly dismissed the possibility of foreign attacks.
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The Washington Times frames the rescission as a corrective action against corrupt analysts who suppressed alternative analyses. CNN frames it as a late-term move by an outgoing DNI, noting the assessments underscored 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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Gabbard is expected to leave office in June 2026 and Trump has nominated Jay Clayton as her replacement.
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