‘New Nostradamus’ terrifying Iran-Israel prediction and ‘blackout’ warning
Known as the ‘New Nostradamus’, Brazilian psychic Athos Salomé has made chilling predictions for 2026 – including one right now in March – and it’s looking grim.
It’s the 2026 prediction the ‘Living Nostradamus’ is ‘most scared of(Image: Athos Salomé)
When Nostradamus springs to mind – the 16th century oracle and alleged visionary who supposedly glimpsed the future before returning with spine-tingling forecasts – you picture a wise, aged figure who accumulated his mystical knowledge across countless years.
All the more startling, then, is his contemporary equivalent known as the ‘Living Nostradamus’ – a 39-year-old Brazilian seer who appears better suited to gracing the covers of glossy magazines. Yet what he might lack in decades spent accumulating ancient wisdom, Athos Salomé compensates for with remarkably precise predictions, according to his claims.
The parapsychologist says he boasts an unblemished record of correctly predicting significant global events, including the catastrophic Covid-19 outbreak and Queen Elizabeth II’s passing. Now, amongst his spine-chilling forecasts for 2026, the Brazilian fortune-teller anticipates dramatic upheavals and earth-shattering incidents – with one expected imminently this March, reports the Mirror.
Celestial chaos looms overhead
Salomé explained an enormous solar storm – described by NASA as “a sudden explosion of particles, energy, magnetic fields, and material blasted into the solar system by the Sun” – is anticipated to hit between March 12 and 15.
The ensuing coronal mass ejections (CMEs) or solar flares might potentially trigger widespread global blackouts and could also harm susceptible electrical infrastructure worldwide. In a chat with UNILAD, Salomé revealed that the event he’s “most scared” of in 2026 is the potential chaos caused by solar storms.
Speaking to the outlet, Salomé explained his prediction is based on ‘consistent evidence’. The modern-day prophet stated: “My direct and objective perspective is as follows: Solar storms now seem like the most plausible scenario to have such immediate impact on daily life, and backed by robust science.
“This deserves full focus. Not out of fear, but rather due to measurable signals in synchrony with potential power cuts, communication failures and technological disruptions in affected regions.”
The Brazilian clairvoyant noted that solar activity occurs “swiftly, without much warning”, which is why he considers it “one of the most sensitive and high-stakes junctures for 2026”, unlike the geopolitical tensions and global instability, both economic and otherwise, that he has forecasted, which tend to unfold in small and long cycles.
The most significant solar storm to ever strike Earth was the Carrington Event in September 1859, just months ahead of the solar maximum of 1860 in solar cycle 10.
According to NASA Science, the impact of the Carrington Event on Earth was severe, with telegraph systems going berserk and auroral displays – typically restricted to polar latitudes – astonishingly visible in the tropics.
A solar storm matching the Carrington Event’s intensity in 2026 could trigger an internet apocalypse, leaving countless individuals and enterprises cut off from online services. According to BBC Sky At Night Magazine, such an occurrence would probably cause global aviation restrictions and satellite failures, which would subsequently prevent scientists from tracking the phenomenon.
Widespread power cuts – along with the mayhem they’d unleash – would probably ensue rapidly, not forgetting the trillions in damages the planet’s economies would probably sustain.
Yet it’s not just celestial threats that Salomé has forewarned us about for 2026.
Two unexpected territories may spiral into all-out conflicts
During an era of political and international turmoil, the contemporary clairvoyant has cautioned that two significant territories may transform into fresh arenas for proxy conflicts between the globe’s dominant superpowers and their adversaries.
Within his catalogue of 10 forecasts for 2026 revealed to The Express, Salomé has predicted that the broader Sahel territory in Africa along with the Arctic may surface as the improbable war zones which deteriorate into comprehensive warfare.
The parapsychologist anticipates Northern Niger and the extensive Sahel territory will transform into a crucial flashpoint, due to the swift emergence of extremist factions in the locality, which may consequently trigger indirect confrontations between global powers competing for dominance of the territory following the departure of Western forces. Another key geopolitical concern centres on Russia’s Arctic ambitions.
The contemporary seer warns that whilst Moscow remains preoccupied with warfare, it’s simultaneously positioning sophisticated missile systems at crucial Arctic installations.
As polar ice continues to melt, fresh maritime passages and energy deposits will emerge, significantly increasing the likelihood of direct clashes between Russia and NATO over territorial claims and resources in 2026.
Chilling Iran-Israel prophecy for 2026
Indeed, several of his 2026 predictions appear to be materialising ahead of schedule, with the prophet having foreseen a dramatic surge in Iran-Israel hostilities – though global events have overtaken his projected timeframe.
Salomé forewarned that Iran’s uranium enrichment activities and Israel’s potential military preparations could trigger a fresh and volatile phase of regional turmoil, particularly during the second quarter of 2026.
The ominous forecast is proving increasingly accurate, as Iran finds itself locked in deadly warfare with Israel and the USA, whilst much of the Middle East endures devastating consequences.
Additional predictions for this year encompass a ‘major event’ within the Royal Family that’s approaching imminently according to the ‘Living Nostradamus’, financial upheaval in Poland, alongside the collapse of the Dollar.
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