Self-proclaimed prophet Athos Salomé, widely known on social media as the “Living Nostradamus,” has released a series of alarming predictions about the year 2026. According to him, the world may face severe challenges, which he has repeatedly warned about in interviews and public statements.
Salomé’s main concern centers on the possibility of powerful solar storms that could severely disrupt global power grids and communication systems. He claims that increasing solar instability could trigger widespread blackouts and technological breakdowns if humanity fails to prepare in advance.
Beyond that, his predictions include several other potential threats:
Global conflicts and rising geopolitical tensions, particularly involving key world powers and regions such as Africa and the Arctic, which could escalate on a wider scale.
New diseases or the emergence of unknown viruses, posing fresh challenges for global healthcare systems.
Technological threats, including large-scale cyberattacks and damage to critical infrastructure caused by advanced weapons or electromagnetic disturbances.
Economic and social hardship, especially a deepening cost-of-living crisis that could hit younger generations the hardest.
Critics argue that such prophecies are often vague and difficult to verify, noting that many predictions made by modern “seers” lack scientific evidence. Nevertheless, Salomé’s warnings continue to attract massive attention, with many people closely watching his forecasts as the world approaches the coming years.
