On January 31, 1911, Vangelia Dimitrova, better known as Vanga, was born in the city of Strumitsa of the Ottoman Empire. The gift of foresight manifested itself in a woman during the Second World War, when she began to predict fate and determine the whereabouts of missing people. Gradually, her name became a household name. The predictions of the blind soothsayer, which concerned the future of entire countries or all of humanity, spread throughout the world. Of course, not all of the prophecies have come true, but there are also many that have come true. Among them are events of a planetary scale.
1. “Fear! Fear! Brothers American will fall, pecked by iron birds. Wolves will howl from the bush, and innocent blood will flow like a river"
Apparently, Wanga's prediction came true on September 11, 2001, when al-Qaeda terrorists sent hijacked planes into the World Trade Center towers (called the twin towers) and the Pentagon building. It's not very clear with wolves howling from the bush. Perhaps this part is associated with the then US President George W. Bush: his last name is translated as "bush".
2. "At the end of the century, in 1999 or 2000, Kursk will be under water, and the whole world will mourn it"
It would seem how a city, standing in the middle of forests and steppes, much higher than sea level, can go under water? It turned out that they were not talking about the city, but about the nuclear submarine "Kursk", which sank in the Barents Sea in August 2000. A terrible tragedy claimed the lives of more than a hundred people. In 2009, in Murmansk, on the observation deck near the Church of the Savior-on-the-Water, the "Kursk" cabin was installed. It became part of the Memorial to Submariners Who Died in Peacetime.
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3. “In the land of underground burrows and man-made mountains, everything will shake, and from this much will collapse in the West and much will rise in the East. And the Sagittarius will come, and it will stand twenty and three years, and that which stood twenty and three years - will be erased into powder …"
It is very likely that the “land of underground burrows and man-made mountains” refers to Donetsk with its coal mines and waste heaps - embankments formed as a result of coal and ore mining. Sagittarius is, apparently, Igor Strelkov, the former Minister of Defense of the Donetsk People's Republic, who at the beginning of hostilities in eastern Ukraine led the forces of the "people's militia". And in the year the war began, independent Ukraine turned 23 years old.
4. “Take care of the heart of Siberia! Water will pour over the edge, an explosion of unprecedented power …"
Vanga uttered these words about twenty years before the accident at the Sayano-Shushenskaya hydroelectric power station that occurred in August 2009. As a result of a man-made disaster, 75 people died, the consequences affected the ecological situation of the water area. The accident became one of the most significant in the history of the world hydropower industry and the largest in Russia.
5. “The world will go through many cataclysms and strong shocks. The self-consciousness of people will change. Times are going to be tough. People will be divided on the basis of faith …"
The fulfillment of the prophecy takes place throughout the 21st century. In addition to horrific natural disasters (remember at least the most powerful earthquakes in Haiti and China), the world is constantly shuddering from terrorist attacks. No one can feel completely protected. Explosions are raging everywhere, from the blazing Middle East and North Africa to prosperous countries in Europe and the United States. Radical Islamists have become the main threat to humanity.