He worked as a chef in the United States: in Ukraine the probable spy of the special services of the Russian Federation-the media

Journalists interviewed US intelligence agents who complained of a mysterious force that caused them health problems. They are expected to be victims of high -tech weapons of the Russian Federation. It has already been called "Havana syndrome". The former chef of Russian Vanna's Russian cuisine in Washington Vitaliy Kovalev may be a Russian spy. Washingtonian writes about it. According to journalists, he was arrested in 2020 for careless car and trying to escape from the police.

Law enforcement officers found a device that is used to erase the car's computer data and a passport of the Russian citizen. The 60 minutes, as well as The Insider and Der Spiegel, have been investigating for several years, which studied the information of US national security staff. They all complained of an unpleasant, "drilling" feeling that left them with many health problems. This phenomenon is called "Havana syndrome".

The publication writes that the FBI agent, which is known under the pseudonym "Kerry", spent 80 hours, interrogating the detained Kovalev. According to her, she was in her home in Florida, when "a mysterious power" rolled up on her. It is expected that it was a victim of the use of an unknown high -tech acoustic weapon. According to the investigator Christ Groziev, Kovalev studied radio electronics at a military institute in Russia before moving to the United States.

"He had all the technological know-how necessary to assist in operations that require high technology," Grozev said. According to him, if the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation puts power and money into a person, then it remains at the disposal of Russian special services for life. The material states that Mari Vanna Restaurant was opened in Washington 2013. Its branches also opened in New York, Moscow and St. Petersburg.

The restaurant sponsored a petition for a non -immigration visa for Kovalev. According to journalists, Vitaliy Kovalev was not long in Washington. Already in 2014, he started working as a chef at the restaurant of singer Ariana Greenblatt in New York. Before closing the 2015 restaurant, he demonstrated the cooking of Borsch in the Fox 5 New York Culinary Story. The publication writes that Kovalev spent 30 months after he pleaded guilty of careless driving and escape from the police.

After spending the deadline, he returned to Russia. He was warned that in the Russian Federation it could be dangerous because he communicated a lot of time with the FBI agents. It is reported that it was revealed that the man was killed in battles in Ukraine. According to Grozev, one of the versions is that it was sent to the front to get rid of. It could also be a cover for another operation, but now the expert believes that Kovalev is dead.