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Kosmach: Russia to face dark days in 2025

The third World War will start in 2025 and will consist of two phases.

Axar.az reports that this was stated by the famous Russian philosopher, and expert in parapsychology and metaphysics, Andrey Kosmach.

According to him, progressive humanity will start a war against Iran, the root of evil in the Middle East.

Kosmach mentioned the possibility of a war between China and Taiwan in 2027, where Beijing will use its proxy, North Korea, in the conflict.

The philosopher believes that Israel and Ukraine will emerge victorious in the war:

"Russia, on the other hand, is facing difficult and dark days. The country will experience chaos and civil war on a national basis, and its territory will begin to fragment. These processes will start around the summer and autumn of 2025."

The philosopher also mentioned that the risk of war between Russia Latvia and Estonia is inevitable:

"The likelihood of Russia starting a new military campaign against Latvia and Estonia is very high. After all, the creation of the Leningrad Military District in March was not without reason! Russia has a land border with Latvia through the Pskov region. It also shares a land border with Estonia through the Leningrad and Pskov regions. Eastern Latvia, also known as Latgale, is under threat. About 40 percent of the population there speaks Russian. Russia considers Estonia's city of Narva as its own territory by default. Many Russian speakers live there as well. What will happen in Narva is unknown, but the likelihood of Russia entering there is very high."

Date
2024.09.03 / 10:52
Author
Vüsalə İsgəndərova
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