A former CIA officer accuses the Biden administration of a cover-up, calling on President Trump to reveal the truth about the Havana Syndrome. Whistleblower Appeals to Trump for Transparency Marc Polymeropoulos, a former CIA officer, has publicly urged President Trump to expose what he describes as a “horrific” cover-up by the Biden administration regarding the Havana Syndrome. Polymeropoulos, who claims to be a victim of this mysterious illness, accuses the intelligence community of downplaying the possibility of foreign involvement, particularly by Russia. This appeal to Trump comes in the wake of a controversial 2023 Intelligence Community assessment that labeled foreign adversary involvement as “very unlikely.” Havana Syndrome, officially termed Anomalous Health Incidents (AHIs), first emerged in 2016 in Cuba, affecting U.S. diplomats and CIA officers. Symptoms include severe headaches, vertigo, and cognitive issues. These incidents have since spread globally, impacting personnel in China, Russia, and elsewhere. The Biden administration’s response, including the 2021 HAVANA Act to authorize victim care, has faced criticism for inadequate investigation and transparency. Congressional Probes and Criticisms The Republican-led House Intelligence Committee has taken a stand against the 2023 Intelligence Community assessment, deeming it lacking in integrity. The House’s interim report, released in 2024, criticized the assessment and called for a new investigation. The committee accused the Intelligence Community of interfering with investigations and stonewalling efforts to uncover the truth about potential foreign adversary involvement, believed to be Russian operatives. Rep. Rick Crawford (R-AR), chair of the House Intelligence Subcommittee, has led the charge, pushing for a reassessment that addresses the alleged Biden-era impediments. The Oversight Committee, chaired by James Comer (R-KY), is also probing the administration’s failures in providing adequate care to federal employees affected by Havana Syndrome, contrasting it with potential solutions under the Trump administration. The Call for Accountability and Reform Polymeropoulos’s appeal to Trump underlines a broader demand for accountability and reform within the intelligence community. The former officer’s claims of a “historic scandal” resonate with many in the conservative community who feel betrayed by past administrations. The Trump administration is seen as a potential catalyst for transparency and reform, with ongoing inquiries into the Department of Defense and Veterans Affairs aiming to improve care for those affected. The implications of a new assessment confirming foreign adversary involvement could be significant, potentially escalating U.S.-Russia tensions. The ongoing congressional probes and the Trump administration’s focus on transparency and care underscore a commitment to addressing the needs of over 334 affected U.S. officials and their families. As investigations continue, the demand for truth and accountability remains paramount among conservative circles. Sources: CBS News – Havana Syndrome Intelligence Report Questioned by House Committee Belfer Center – Report: Havana Syndrome and American Officials Under Attack House Oversight – Investigation into Biden Administration’s Failure to Provide Care for Havana Syndrome