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Russia suspected in Cuba mystery 'attacks' against US diplomats
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New details are emerging in the mystery surrounding alleged sonic attacks that sickened 26 American diplomats and intelligence officials in Cuba. NBC News has learned that Russia is the leading suspect, according to three United States officials and two others briefed on the investigation. NBC’s chief foreign affairs correspondent Andrea Mitchell reports for TODAY.Sept. 11, 2018
