A Brazilian psychic, also known as the ‘Living Nostradamus’ for his accurate predictions about global pandemic and Russia-Ukraine war, has issued a warning about the possibility of a World War 3 (WWIII).
According to Athos Salome, an invisible war has already broken out which will lead to a global catastrophic conflict.
The Brazilian psychic, who had previously gained attention for his predictions of global events including COVID-19 and the Russian-Ukraine war, has now warned of an impending global crisis.
He claimed that the recent geopolitical events indicate a constantly increasing threat of WWIII.
The modern Nostradamus is nicknamed after the 16th century French astrologer and seer who had predicted the Great Fire of London, the French Revolution, the rise of Napoleon and of Adolf Hitler, both world wars, and the nuclear destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Salome urged his followers to pay attention to signs occurring around them, arguing that while at first it may seem that various incidents happening around the world are separate; however, if examined closely, all of these incidents are connected to each other.
He pointed towards an alleged hybrid warfare, asserting that the destruction of undersea fiber optic cable between Latvia and Sweden could be a part of that warfare.
“These attacks continue to happen, which has led NATO to increase security measures in the area, while the European Union develops emergency procedures to protect critical infrastructure,” he stated.
This incident was followed by another, in which Finnish police seized a Russian oil tanker, which Finland suspected of being involved in damaging the Finnish-Estonian EastLink 2 power line and several telecom cables.
“Today, we live in an era of hybrid warfare, where the destruction of an internet cable can have just as devastating implications as a military attack. If the destruction of the cables in the Baltic really is an act of sabotage, what will NATO’s response be?”
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