Havana Syndrome whistleblower Mark Lenzi settles with State Department for $650K over alleged retaliation
Politics exclusive Havana Syndrome whistleblower Mark Lenzi settles with State Department for $650K over alleged retaliation By Ryan King Published July 23, 2026, 4:09 p.m. Add The New York Post on Google WASHINGTON — One of the most well-known Havana Syndrome victims has settled his lawsuit against the State Department over the alleged “campaign of discrimination and retaliation” he faced for $650,000, The Post has learned. Mark Lenzi had sued the State Department in the fall of last year, alleging he faced retaliation for his campaign to blow the whistle on Havana Syndrome, a condition that numerous US personnel overseas have suffered from under mysterious conditions.
- ▪Politics exclusive Havana Syndrome whistleblower Mark Lenzi settles with State Department for $650K over alleged retaliation By Ryan King Published July 23, 2026, 4:09 p.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google WASHINGTON — One of the most well-known Havana Syndrome victims has settled his lawsuit against the State Department over the alleged “campaign of discrimination and retaliation” he faced for $650,000, The Po
- ▪Mark Lenzi had sued the State Department in the fall of last year, alleging he faced retaliation for his campaign to blow the whistle on Havana Syndrome, a condition that numerous US personnel overseas have suffered from under mysterious co
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