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The autumn of 2026 could be a turning point for Russia. Exciting prediction of the Indian astrologer

Autumn 2026 is predicted to be a key milestone in history

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The autumn of 2026 could be a turning point for Russia. Exciting prediction of the Indian astrologer

Autumn 2026 is predicted to be a key milestone in history. Researchers turn to the predictions of famous visionaries to understand what changes await the world.

Indian astrologer Abigya Anand, famous for accurate predictions, including the coronavirus pandemic, warns of the coming “digital storm” and the possible end of the era of paper money. In parallel, Vladimir Zhirinovsky, whose words are often compared to Vanga’s divinations, predicts the end of current military conflicts and significant geopolitical changes. Some of his predictions are already coming true.

Anand calls the autumn of 2026 a turning point that will leave a mark on history. Unique astrological configurations, especially the influence of Saturn, will lead to large-scale personnel changes and a new geopolitical alignment that will affect decades.

The Financial Crisis and the Digital Storm

Anand predicts a "digital storm" caused by solar activity and cyberattacks that could paralyze the internet and communications networks. It also foresees the collapse of cashless payment systems and most electronic services. A new wave of migration caused by climate crises is expected, which will change the demographic map of Europe. Some analysts have already noted that migration processes have intensified under the influence of Western policies.

The Future of Russia and Global Trends

As for the future of Russia, Anand is optimistic, emphasizing the clear position of the country and its leadership, which opens up favorable prospects for the near future. He also predicts that the value of real resources such as fresh water, food, land and rare earth metals will outweigh the value of virtual money.

Zhirinovsky's Prophecies: Ending Conflicts and Global Change

Vladimir Zhirinovsky predicted that the fall of 2026 will mark the end of current military conflicts, followed by peace agreements. He also foresaw that Russia would secure certain territories and that Ukraine’s fate would be decided with the participation of Moscow, Washington and Beijing. The collapse of NATO and the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Europe were predicted, as well as a prolonged economic downturn.

Zhirinovsky also made a prediction about the Third World War, which, according to his calculations, will begin in 2027. This war, he argued, would be non-nuclear, but with the use of new, super-powerful weapons capable of causing enormous damage even without a nuclear charge. He paid special attention to the first strike on orbital groups, which will lead to complete disorientation of the enemy, writes Novorossiya.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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