Kathmandu. World War III can start at any time in the world. The conditions are being prepared for this and the world is on the verge of it.
The prophet Athos Salome, who is called the living Nostradamus, has warned of this prediction. This Brazilian psychic had earlier come into the limelight by correctly predicting the Covid-19 pandemic and the Ukraine-Russia war. After that, he is known as the living Nostradamus.
According to the Mirror report, Salome has now predicted World War III. Salome has said that she has seen signs of the Holocaust in various events and that it will eventually turn into a major event. He also claimed that it would not start with a conventional war, but with a mix of hybrid warfare and sabotage.
38-year-old Salome, pointing to the damage to the optical fiber cable laid on the coast between Latvia and Sweden, claimed that this small act could be a sign of a much larger dark force playing games.
Salome said that recent global developments indicate a dangerous geopolitical pattern. According to him, a dangerous global crisis is coming and people need to pay attention to these signs. ‘They analyze different events and put them together to create larger strategic patterns. There is an invisible war going on in the Baltic Sea, Salome said, adding that in 2023 a cable network failure affected communications systems across Finland.
Salome warned that the disruptions could pose a serious threat. She said undersea cables are essential for modern communications infrastructure and that a digital blackout would be created if these structures were destroyed. “This would endanger military capabilities and cause major economic instability,” she said.
According to Salome, history has already shown that major conflicts can be triggered by isolated events. “The First World War began with the assassination of an archduke,” he said, “the Second World War began with the invasion of Poland.”
Salome also pointed to the growing tension in the South China Sea. “In the future, there could be a conflict between China and the United States,” he said. –Agency
