Morning Wire ISIS-K Threat & Havana Syndrome Investigation | 4.2.24
Apr 2, 2024
U.S. officials are sounding alarms about the rising threat of ISIS-K after a terror attack in Moscow, linking national security to resources left in Afghanistan. Meanwhile, a new investigation delves into the puzzling Havana Syndrome, raising questions about its potential ties to foreign adversaries. Furthermore, several states are looking to ban gas-powered vehicles amid new EPA regulations, reflecting shifting public sentiment and a drive toward sustainability. These topics paint a picture of current tensions and evolving environmental policies.
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ISIS-K Threat to U.S.
- U.S. officials are warning of an increased threat of ISIS-K attacks on U.S. soil after an attack in Moscow.
- The southern border is considered a potential vulnerability for terrorist entry.
Havana Syndrome Investigation
- A new report suggests Russia is responsible for Havana Syndrome, contradicting a U.S. intelligence report.
- The report claims Russia's Unit 29155, known for political destabilization, is behind the attacks.
Gas-Powered Car Ban
- Eight states have adopted plans to ban the sale of gas-powered vehicles by 2035 following California's lead.
- These states will gradually increase the required percentage of zero-emission vehicle sales each year.