An Indian astrologer has boldly declared the start date of World War III, predicting that it could begin within days.
Kushal Kumar, known as the “New Nostradamus”, claims that World War III could start on June 18, 2024.
Speaking to The Daily Star, Kumar said, “Currently, Tuesday, June 18, 2024 is the strongest planetary stimulus date to trigger World War III, but June 10 and 29 could also be affected.”
Kumar pointed out that various international conflicts are indications of an impending global conflict.
Expressing his concerns, Kumar warned: “It should be noted here that while predictive warning for better caution and appropriate strategies involves careful and serious interpretation of the planetary impacts, unintentional human errors and negligence cannot be totally ruled out.”
“So, as days go by, watch how war scenarios unfold in conflict zones across the world,” he added.
Kumar originally made this prediction back in May and has since doubled down on it, despite previously predicting an incorrect date.
He had previously predicted June 10 as the start of the war, but this did not happen, casting doubt on the accuracy of his prediction.
Despite the incorrect prediction, Kumar now believes June 18 is the most likely date for conflict to break out, and mentions June 29 as another possible date.
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He said the start date was triggered by a key planetary alignment that could spark global conflict.
Kumar makes his predictions using Vedic astrology charts, a system rooted in Hindu culture that is believed to be a “map of our karma” using the alignments of the planets and stars.
He cited incidents such as terrorist attacks on the India-Pakistan border, the incursion of North Korean soldiers into South Korea and rising tensions between Israel and Lebanon as reasons for this.
Kumar began by referring to the recent terrorist attack in the Himalayas that killed nine Hindu pilgrims and injured 33.
He then referred to the incident in the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea.
Third, Kumar noted rising tensions within Israel, with Lebanese Hezbollah forces firing rockets at Israel following the death of their commander.
He also noted Russia’s dispatch of warships, including a nuclear submarine, to Havana, reminiscent of the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Finally, Kumar pointed to Chinese military exercises near Taiwan that have raised concerns among U.S. officials.
Also known as the “new Nostradamus,” Kumar is named after the famous French astrologer who lived in the 16th century.
The real Nostradamus, born in December 1503, became famous for his book “Prophecies,” a collection of 942 quatrains.
Published in two volumes, these poems are considered prophetic, full of cryptic messages that call for diverse interpretations and predictions of the future.