The American diplomat complained to the State Department and Blinken

In a complaint against the State Department and Anthony Blinken, Mark Lenzi, a member of the US diplomatic security service in Guangzhou, China, claimed that he and his family had been suffering from severe Havana syndrome since 2017, according to IRNA on Friday. And had sudden and unexplained physical symptoms such as headache, lightheadedness, nausea, nosebleeds, insomnia, and memory loss.

According to Lenzi, the State Department has downplayed the problem and undermined its efforts to investigate the causes of his condition.

Even after Lenzie tried to warn her colleagues about the “potential danger” of Havana Syndrome, she was ordered by the State Department to undergo a psychiatric examination.

According to CNN, although the lens symptoms were medically confirmed in the United States, he faced retaliation and discrimination from the State Department.

In her complaint, Lenzie alleges that the State Department obstructed her career development and created administrative barriers to her treatment.

Havana Syndrome was first reported in 2016 among US diplomats based in Cuba.

After years of investigation, the US government has not yet publicly identified the cause of the incidents, but senior officials in the US Departments of State and Defense and the CIA have forced their staff to report possible brain damage, and in some cases officials The senior who dismissed these cases has been fired.

U.S. researchers are currently investigating hundreds of cases of Havana syndrome.

Earlier, the head of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) confirmed that about 100 CIA officers and family members had Havana syndrome.