Russian Spy Chef and the Mystery of Havana Syndrome

SOURCE theins.press
Vitalii Kovalev, a former executive chef at prestigious Russian-themed restaurants, was arrested in Florida in 2020 and revealed to be an undercover technical officer for the GRU, Russia's military intelligence service. FBI agents who interviewed him suffered from symptoms of Havana Syndrome, possibly caused by a directed energy weapon. Kovalev spent time in jail, declined to confess to being a Russian agent, and later died under mysterious circumstances near the Ukraine border.

Key Points

  • Kovalev worked as a chef while also being an undercover technical officer for the GRU
  • FBI agent suffered from Havana Syndrome symptoms after interviewing Kovalev
  • Evidence suggests a potential link between Havana Syndrome and GRU's directed energy weapon
  • Kovalev died under suspicious circumstances near the Ukraine border

Pros

  • Detailed investigation into the life and activities of Vitalii Kovalev
  • Revealing potential connections between Havana Syndrome and directed energy weapons

Cons

  • Tragic end to Kovalev's life with mysterious circumstances surrounding his death