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Topics: Conspiracy Theory
Anish Vij
New year, same ol' Baba Vanga.
Although the blind mystic passed away in 1996, her ability to predict the future has been reportedly '85 percent' spot on - so far.
Her alleged prophetic abilities gained public attention back in World War II.
And ever since, she has been credited with predicting a number of dramatic events, from the sinking of the Kursk submarine in 2001, to the terrorist attacks of 9/11.
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Blind since childhood, the Bulgarian also correctly predicted the Chernobyl tragedy, the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the death of Princess Diana.
However, Baba - who has made predictions for every year up until 5079 - didn't exactly get her 2023 predictions right.
According to Sky History, Baba claimed that a solar storm with devastating consequences would hit the earth this year.
She hinted a change in Earth's orbit would come in 2023 and that we would be hit by nuclear bioweapons.
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As far as we're aware, this hasn't happened - yet.
There is still just over a month to go.
Now, according to reports, her top four predictions for 2024 are as follows:
1) Putin assassination
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She believes that the Russian leader will be assassinated next year, according to Astrofame.
The Kremlin continue to deny any speculation surrounding the 71-year-old.
2) Increase in terrorist attacks in Europe
In 2023, terror attacks are more deadly with 26 percent more people dying in each incident - the first rise in lethality in five years, according to the Global Terrorism Index (GTI).
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3) Biological attacks
Similar to last year's prediction, she believes that a ‘big country’ will conduct biological weapon tests or attacks in 2024.
4) Huge economic crisis
She has predicted a major economic crisis in 2024.
Baba believed that geopolitical tensions, a shift in economic power from the West to the East, and escalating debt levels could be an issue.
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"Baba Vanga herself passed away from cancer, and it’s said that during an interview in 1990 she pinpointed the exact date of her death: 11 August 1996," Sky History explain.
"If she’s anywhere like as accurate with her thoughts on medical breakthroughs, we may be looking ahead to a far brighter future for human health."
It's worth noting that Baba's predictions are very cryptic and don't often go into great detail.