New attempt: Indian Nostradamus called a new date of the beginning of the 3rd World War

Kusal Kumar, who claims that he was an astrologer, has tried several times to find out when the Third World War began. Although he was mistaken, he returned with another attempt. Kusal Kumar, nicknamed the Indian Nostradamus, called the exact date of the beginning of the Third World War - despite the fact that he was wrong three times. About it writes Daily Star.

A man who claims that he was an astrologer who predicts the world events, he recently told how the tension between Israel and Hamas, both parties of Korea, China and Taiwan, Russia and NATO will increase. Many people can say that these are obvious facts, but Kumar used a map of Vedic Astrology for this. It is a doctrine that is based on Hindu culture and, as expected, is a "map of our karma" using planets and stars.

The man used it to predict the exact date of the beginning of the Third World War, which initially had to begin on June 18. However, nothing has happened that day and in the last few months it has provided two other dates - both in July. The second month of summer comes the end, and the prediction of the astrologer, fortunately, does not come true. After that, Kumar returned again with another attempt to guess when the Third World War began.

This time, he claims that it will happen next week, August 4 or 5. "In July 2024, some alarming reports of other potentially hot spots appeared in the media, especially on July 24 and 26. Israel and other countries also got into news because Wars probably will persist for a long time, reflecting the different shades and tones of human anger and ambition.

In his forecast, the man noted two Russian and two Chinese bombers who flew near Alaska, anxiety in Romania for Ukraine and Russia, military exercises in Cuba and problems related to Israel, Hamas, China and Taiwan, which can lead to war . "It is likely that a decisive center or epicenter can become a sea or ocean. But it is impossible to assume that land and air are less important," he added. Earlier, Focus reported that the prediction of "Living Nostradamus" frightened users of social networks.