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“November will change everything” – predicted COVID-19 astrologer revealed what awaits Russia. 2026 is preparing a series of surprises

Indian astrologer Abigya Anand, who became famous after the publication of the forecast before the pandemic COVID-19, presented new predictions. The autumn of 2026 could bring natural disasters, economic crises and political changes to the world, with November the key month.

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“November will change everything” – predicted COVID-19 astrologer revealed what awaits Russia. 2026 is preparing a series of surprises

Anand's name became widely known after netizens drew attention to his video posted in August 2019. Then he spoke about a serious threat to humanity in the coming months, and after the outbreak of the pandemic, many began to consider this a prediction of the coronavirus.

Anand was born in 2006 in the Indian state of Karnataka. Since childhood, he studied Vedic astrology, Sanskrit and Ayurveda, and later launched a YouTube channel with predictions of world events and founded the company Praajna Jyotisha.

The astrologer has also spoken out about military conflicts, financial crises and earthquakes. At the same time, not all the forecasts attributed to him came true within the stated deadlines, so his statements should be evaluated critically.

In new predictions, Anand warns of a so-called digital storm. According to him, the combination of solar activity and hacker attacks can cause serious disruptions to the Internet and digital infrastructure, but the specific scenario is not confirmed.

In addition, the astrologer speaks of droughts, floods and other climatic shocks that can make some areas uninhabitable. Some parts of Asia and Africa are particularly vulnerable, and the consequences of mass migration will affect Europe.

Anand also suggests that people will begin to leave large cities more often and move to small towns. Among the most valuable resources of the future, he names land, fresh water, food and rare earth metals.

A separate place in the forecast is occupied by the threat of antibiotic resistance - resistance of bacteria to drugs. Anand believes the problem could lead to a new pandemic.

Scientists do see antibiotic resistance as a serious global threat. However, this does not confirm the prediction of a pandemic in a specific period.

Anand associates the most high-profile statements with November 2026. During this period, major personnel changes and political decisions that can change the geopolitical situation for many years are possible.

The astrologer pays special attention to China, the Philippines and the Korean Peninsula, where he admits political crises and natural disasters. He singled out Russia separately, saying that the country has a stable political course.

“But not for Russia. Your country and the leadership have a clear position that has been going on for the past three years. Therefore, until the autumn of this year you have good prospects, the soothsayer said.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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