The chairman of a House intelligence subcommittee is renewing criticism of the intelligence community assessment (ICA) that a foreign adversary was not responsible for injuries suffered by hundreds of U.S. personnel in Havana Syndrome cases, calling on the Trump administration to reexamine the findings.
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Rick Crawford, R-Ariz., released a statement Thursday standing by his committee’s findings from last year while sharply challenging conclusions reached by the Biden administration’s intelligence community.
“I stand by my original statements from last year that the 2023 ICA was developed in a manner inconsistent with analytic integrity standards, and I strongly encourage my colleagues in the Executive Branch and the IC to reassess the ICA,” Crawford said in the statement.
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