"Sonic attacks" refer to the use of sound waves to cause harm or discomfort to individuals. These attacks can involve high-frequency sounds or specific sound patterns that may lead to physical symptoms such as headaches, nausea, or hearing loss. They have been reported in various contexts, including military operations and incidents involving diplomats. The phenomenon gained attention in recent years, particularly with reports from U.S. diplomats in Cuba and China, who experienced unexplained health issues. Investigations into these incidents have explored potential causes, including the use of directed energy weapons or environmental factors, but conclusive evidence remains elusive.