A few months ago, the famous Romanian priest and clairvoyant Ioann Istrate announced that a strong earthquake was expected in his country this fall. The medium turned out to be right, since recently in Romania, intense tremors were indeed observed. Their magnitude was 6.1 on the Richter scale. For comparison, the largest earthquake known to mankind, with a magnitude of 9.5, occurred in 1960 in Chile.
Fluctuations of the earth's surface were felt the other day not only in Romania itself, but also in Bulgaria, in many parts of Ukraine (including the Kiev region) and even in the Belgorod region in western Russia. Experts report that the epicenter of the earthquake lay at a depth of eighty-nine kilometers, one hundred and forty-five kilometers from the Romanian capital Bucharest. There are no reports of human casualties or significant destruction so far. Residents of the Eastern European state express fears that the tremors could be repeated in the near future.
Seismologists from the Romanian Institute of Terrestrial Physics report that it is almost impossible to predict such a phenomenon. Of course, experts talk about scientific methods. The psychic managed to make such a prediction with ease. John Istrate predicted that an earthquake would befall Romania, which would also echo in other European countries, and this really happened. While the clairvoyant does not give other predictions regarding seismological activity in Romania, however, the priest's compatriots really hope that his next prediction will be favorable.
It is worth noting that Istrate has accurately predicted various important events before. For example, a Romanian predicted a fire in a Bucharest nightclub that killed more than six dozen people last year, and also said that the European Union would soon begin to burst at the seams. The debt crisis in Greece and the decision of the United Kingdom to secede from the EU only confirmed the words of the psychic.