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‘Living Nostradamus’ points chilling WW3 warning as two extra predictions come true

Self-proclaimed ‘Living Nostradamus’ Athos Salomé warns of an Arctic Russia-NATO conflict after claiming his predictions for Iran and the World Cup came true

'Living Nostradamus' Athos Salomé has warned that world tensions are nearing a catastrophic tipping point

‘Living Nostradamus’ Athos Salomé has warned that world tensions are nearing a catastrophic tipping point(Image: instagram/athos_salome)

A self-proclaimed psychic who previously claimed credit for foreseeing major global events has warned that world tensions are nearing a catastrophic tipping point. Athos Salomé, 39, often dubbed the “Living Nostradamus“, previously pointed to the global Microsoft outage, the Covid-19 pandemic and the death of Queen Elizabeth II as evidence of his abilities.

The mystic now claims two key predictions from his 2026 forecast have already materialised, including escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, alongside Spain’s World Cup triumph. Salomé issued a ten-point forecast late last year.

Among them, he warned that Middle Eastern tensions would peak in the second quarter due to disputes surrounding Iran’s nuclear programme – a situation he claims has now played out with recent escalations between Israel and Iran.

Salomé claims he successfully predicted Spain's World Cup triumph

Salomé claims he successfully predicted Spain’s World Cup triumph(Image: CameraSport via Getty Images)

He also claimed success for predicting Spain’s World Cup win after saying the victorious team would wear colours linked to fire.

While his initial prediction listed multiple contenders, including Spain, Portugal, France and Argentina, Salomé insisted the final 1-0 result against Argentina validated his vision, maintaining Spain was his top pick.

With those claims logged, the Brazilian seer is refocusing attention on a far more terrifying prediction – an impending showdown between Russia and NATO in the frozen north.

Salomé said the Arctic Circle is becoming a dangerous battleground

Salomé said the Arctic Circle is becoming a dangerous battleground(Image: Athos Salomé)

Salomé previously said the Arctic Circle is becoming a dangerous battleground as melting ice uncovers rich energy reserves and strategic shipping lanes.

The warning preceded NATO launching its Arctic Sentry operation and reports of Moscow shifting missile systems into strategic positions across the region.

With Russia bolstering its military footprint and NATO deploying thousands of additional troops, Salomé fears the seasonal ice melt increases the risk of direct conflict.

Beyond the Arctic, Salomé highlighted Africa’s Sahel region as another volatile flashpoint. He warned that militant groups in northern Niger could spark a proxy war among global powers following the withdrawal of Western forces.

The psychic’s broader outline for the future presents a grim global outlook. He foresaw the Russia-Ukraine war grinding on in a bitter stalemate without a formal peace agreement, while warning European nations that reconstruction efforts could face ongoing disruption from strikes.

In East Asia, Salomé predicted China would avoid an outright invasion of Taiwan, opting instead for a prolonged pressure campaign of blockades, cyber intrusions and semiconductor supply disruptions designed to test international resolve.

His remaining warnings outlined widespread cyberattacks targeting energy and water grids in Western cities, potential hack attempts during major sporting events and renewed public health strains from outbreaks like bird flu and mpox.

He also pointed to mounting climate threats, predicting extreme heatwaves across southern Europe and severe drought in Brazil.

Salomé claims his predictions stem from a mix of global pattern analysis, symbolic interpretation and Kabbalah – an ancient Jewish mystical discipline.

However, he admitted his techniques are not flawless, clarifying that his forecasts should be viewed as interpretations rather than absolute guarantees.

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