Astrologer Kushal Kumar, a renowned Vedic astrologer known for predicting world events, has recently made a startling prediction about the impending Third World War. In a post on Medium and LinkedIn, Mr. Kumar claims that the global conflict is just weeks away. Using his expertise in Vedic astrology, he analyzed planetary alignments to forecast future events.
According to his prediction, the year 2024 is expected to be fraught with potential conflicts escalating around May 8. Regions such as Korea, China-Taiwan, the Middle East, Israel, Ukraine-Russia, and NATO are predicted to be areas of tension. Mr. Kumar suggests that political upheavals and military intervention may occur in response to these escalating conflicts.
The Indian astrologer further specifies that the global war will begin on Tuesday, June 18, 2024. He also mentions that June 10 and 29 could also be significant dates to keep in mind. Based in Panchkula, Mr. Kumar is gaining attention on social media due to his reputation as an astrologer who predicts world events.
The release of Mr. Kumar’s prediction comes shortly after UK officials launched a website advising British citizens on what supplies to stock up on in case of a real war breaking out. The ongoing interest in the possibility of a Third World War continues to captivate the public and generate discussions about potential future scenarios.
While famous astrologers like Nostradamus and Baba Vanga have made predictions about a potential WW3, its likelihood remains uncertain. However, predictions about such future events continue to circulate on social media platforms and attract significant attention.
Kushal Kumar’s prediction adds fuel to this ongoing debate about the likelihood of another large-scale conflict occurring in our world. As we approach May 8th and June 18th of next year, it will be interesting to see if his predictions hold true or if they were simply an exercise in speculation and fearmongering.
Regardless of whether or not there is indeed a Third World War on the horizon, one thing is clear: people are fascinated by predictions about future events – even those that seem far-fetched or impossible – because they tap into our deepest fears and desires for control over our lives and destiny
