Pulsed‑radio proliferation risk

If a U.S. agency purchased a backpack‑portable pulsed‑radio device tied to health incidents, then the technology plausibly exists in a compact, transportable form and may have already spread beyond one developer or state. That implies an urgent, concrete proliferation problem: multiple actors—state and non‑state—could now field devices that inflict neurological harm, requiring immediate audit, export‑control review, and forensic attribution protocols. — A discovered portable directed‑energy device that may cause brain injury transforms a decade‑old mystery into a pressing policy and security issue—forcing new rules on procurement, testing, export controls and medical/legal responses.