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It is uutpet.in format and measuring 15.93 MB (1574536 bytes) when converted to iso.The State Department has warned Americans against traveling to Cuba, after the United States embassy there was closed earlier this month. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
The Obama administration on Wednesday ordered the closure of the U.S. embassy in Havana and warned Americans not to visit Cuba, citing unspecified "security concerns" even as American officials said the U.S. did not believe Cuban-Americans were the targets of a sonic wave attack.
"We will continue to closely monitor the situation in Cuba to ensure the safety and security of our citizens," Secretary of State John Kerry said in a statement. "We have raised this matter with the Cuban government, and we will continue to urge them to take the necessary steps to protect the safety and security of all Cubans."
The move is an unusually harsh response to a possible act of espionage aimed at American officials, and the State Department's warning that Americans could be in danger comes as lawmakers in Congress call for answers about the targeted attacks.
Two senior U.S. officials said Wednesday that the Cuban government may be responsible for the incidents, and that the U.S. was also looking at the possibility that the attacks were connected to Russia.
After a series of unexplained illnesses and acoustic incidents that some have attributed to a so-called sonic device, the U.S. has been monitoring the situation and is considering closing the embassy, according to U.S. officials and congressional aides.
Cuban officials denied having any knowledge of such incidents. But one senior U.S. official told The Washington Post that the Cuban government may have something to do with the attacks, which involve the sounds of machines such as refrigerators and vehicles.
"I think they have something to do with this," the senior U.S. official said, speaking on condition of anonymity because the official was not authorized to discuss intelligence matters. "They want us to think that."
The State Department said it would be making recommendations to the administration on how to proceed, including whether to close the embassy.
Kerry, who has been in Cuba for a week, said he was "deeply concerned" and "frustrated" by the attacks, which took place in the last week of November, and that the Trump administration had been "working closely" with the Cuban government to address the situation.
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