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Published 16:22 27 Jul 2026 GMT
Athos Salomé, the Brazilian mystic widely known as the 'Living Nostradamus', believes two of his predictions for 2026 have already come true, but says an even more alarming prophecy could still be on the horizon.
The 39-year-old parapsychologist has built a reputation for making bold forecasts, previously claiming he predicted both the Covid-19 pandemic and the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
In December last year, Salomé published a list of 10 predictions for 2026, one of which centred on growing instability in the Middle East.
At the time, he warned: "Tensions in the Middle East are expected to reach a critical threshold."
He also suggested that disagreements over Iran's uranium enrichment programme would "ignite a new and profound period of regional instability, specifically around the second quarter of 2026."
Following the escalation in tensions between Iran and Israel earlier this year, Salomé believes that prediction has now come to pass.
The self-described seer also says he was pleased with another of his forecasts – predicting the winner of this year's World Cup.
Speaking previously to the Express, Salomé claimed the eventual champions would represent the colors of fire, narrowing the field to nations including Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, France, Morocco, Argentina, and England due to their away kits.
After Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 to lift the prestigious trophy, Salomé argued the result matched what he had anticipated.
"While many psychics and commentators around the world were predicting Portugal or other nations to lift the trophy, I identified the finalists and repeatedly emphasized Spain as the most likely champion," he said.
"The outcome has now reflected those predictions."
Despite pointing to those forecasts as successes, Salomé says his biggest concern is what could happen next.
Speaking to Tyla, he warned that rising military activity in the Arctic could dramatically increase the risk of war.
"The most recent interceptions indicate that Russia is moving missile systems to strategic areas in the Arctic," he claimed.
"This increases the likelihood of direct confrontations with NATO during the ice melt in 2026, a time when new shipping routes and energy reserves could play a crucial role."
He also predicted that instability could spread across Africa's Sahel region, pointing to Niger as a potential flashpoint.
"With the rise of extremist groups in northern regions of Niger, I believe that the area could become a scene of indirect confrontation between nations seeking to preserve their influence after the departure of Western troops," he warned.
Salomé has previously explained that his forecasts are based on a combination of symbolism, historical patterns, and spiritual study.
"My approach combines symbolic analysis, long-term pattern observation and my studies in Kabbalah," he said.
According to Salomé, he searches for recurring cycles and meaningful connections before comparing those impressions with current world events.
"I look for cycles, synchronicities and elements that, in my experience, often precede major events. These impressions are then weighed against real-world developments before I share any public conclusion."
Despite his confidence, he insists his predictions should never be viewed as guarantees.
"I also believe it's important to say that no predictive method is infallible. Predictions are interpretations, not certainties," he said.
The mystic added that accurately forecasting world events brings a sense of responsibility rather than personal satisfaction.
"When you make a public prediction weeks in advance – especially when most opinions point elsewhere – and the outcome unfolds as anticipated, it reinforces confidence in the work behind it."
He concluded: "But I always see each correct prediction as a responsibility rather than a trophy."
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As we look forward to 2026, let's see how things are going to go horribly wrong next year... because these predictions are never of nice things, are they?
Among the most notable figures in the realm of prophecy is Athos Salomé, a Brazilian mystic often referred to as the "Living Nostradamus."
Known for his predictions on major world events, Salomé has recently shared a chilling warning about what he believes will be one of the most significant threats in 2026: devastating solar storms.
In an interview with UNILAD, Salomé revealed that his biggest concern for the year 2026 is the possibility of massive solar storms, an event he believes could cause significant disruptions to daily life.
These solar storms, he argues, are more than just speculative - they are grounded in scientific evidence.
Salomé’s warning comes after observing a steady increase in solar activity since 2024, signaling an impending rise in instability in the solar system.
He emphasizes that this trend is not mere hype but rather a tangible risk growing stronger by the month.
"Since 2024 it has peaked in solar activity and exhibited a marked trend of increasing instability. This is not inflated language. It mirrors an actual physical risk that’s growing month after month," Salomé explained.
According to the mystic, the solar storms expected in early March 2026 are especially concerning because they could happen quickly, with little warning, unlike other predicted events for the year, such as geopolitical tensions or economic instability.
"Solar storms now seem like the most plausible scenario to have such immediate impact on daily life, and backed by robust science," Salomé added.
"This deserves full focus. Not out of fear, but rather due to measurable signals in synchrony with potential power cuts, communication failures, and technological disruptions in affected regions."
To understand Salomé's warning, it’s important to grasp what a solar storm is and how it could disrupt our lives.
NASA defines a solar storm as a sudden explosion of particles, magnetic fields, and other debris blasted into the solar system by the Sun.
If these particles are directed toward Earth, they can disrupt the planet's magnetic field, potentially leading to power outages and other technological failures. While the storm itself doesn’t pose a direct threat to human health, the impacts on infrastructure could be severe.
The most notable historical example of a solar storm is the Carrington Event of 1859.
This massive geomagnetic storm is considered the strongest in recorded history. It caused beautiful auroral displays but also sparked fires in telegraph stations, showing just how much disruption a solar storm can cause to communication systems.
Published 15:12 24 Jun 2025 GMT
As tensions escalate between Iran and Israel in what analysts are calling the most serious military confrontation in the Middle East since the 1991 Gulf War, a Brazilian figure known as “Living Nostradamus” has drawn renewed attention for claiming to have forecast the conflict in advance.
Athos Salomé, 38, a self-described psychic who has gained media attention in recent years for predicting global events, referred back to earlier public statements in which he claimed that a major military incident between Israel and Iran was imminent.
Salomé has previously claimed to have predicted the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the death of Queen Elizabeth II, and Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter.
And in a February 2023 interview with Romanian broadcaster ProTV, Salomé said that a “catastrophe” would occur between Israel and Iran.
He later told The Daily Star that his prediction began to materialize on April 1, 2024, following a suspected Israeli airstrike on Iran’s diplomatic compound in Damascus, Syria. The strike killed seven people, including members of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Iran responded on April 13 by launching over 300 drones and missiles toward Israeli territory.
Last October, the medium warned: "The worst is yet to come, as the great leaders, adherents of occultism, use these practices to achieve surgical precision and choose the exact moment for their attacks and major events. The strategies are meticulously calculated based on the 13-month lunar calendar, ensuring that each move is executed at the ideal moment to maximise its impact."
In a statement to The Express last week, Salomé shared further claims about the conflict, alleging the existence of secret operations and advanced technologies that he says were involved in the exchange.
Among the claims, Salomé alleged the presence of undisclosed drone bases, stating: “A few hours before the attack, Israeli fighter jets infiltrated drones into Iranian civilian territory. They aimed at disrupting radar systems and preconditioning for surgical strikes.”
He also asserted that artificial intelligence was used to modify drone flight paths mid-operation to evade detection and signal jamming. “Drones and aircraft were equipped with AI systems that adjusted routes in real time, creating phantom targets that rendered Iranian defenses ineffective,” he said.
In terms of psychological operations, Salomé claimed that targeted information campaigns were underway. “Synchronised psychological warfare has been reported,” he said, suggesting that select narratives were being circulated in the media to undermine the Iranian government domestically.
Additionally, he alleged American involvement through intelligence-sharing. “American satellites provided real-time surveillance for the operation. This was coordinated through a joint intelligence team based in Jordan, with direct involvement from both U.S. and Israeli military personnel,” he said.
These claims have not been independently verified. Officials from the U.S., Israel, or Iran have not publicly confirmed or commented on any of the allegations made by Salomé.
However, as we've seen in the early hours of Tuesday, June 24, tensions between Israel and Iran have only continued to rise - with both sides breaking an alleged ceasefire agreement, much to the displeasure of President Donald Trump, who boldly announced to reporters that neither country "knows what the f*** they're doing."
Salomé’s prior statements have attracted quite a following online, garnering him over 200,000 followers on Instagram. Nevertheless, he remains a controversial figure, with many of his forecasts difficult to verify or tied to broad interpretations.
Despite this, media outlets continue to cover his claims during major global events.
As of now, diplomatic efforts are ongoing to prevent further escalation between Iran and Israel, while international observers monitor the regional implications of recent military actions.
Brazilian seer Athos Salomé has made a chilling forecast for President Donald Trump’s political future in 2026 - and it's far from reassuring.
Salomé, a 38-year-old self-styled mystic and influencer, has built a reputation for weighing in on global figures and events.
He’s already raised eyebrows with warnings to the British Royal Family about a looming “major event” potentially tied to the health of a key member. His visions have also spanned the worlds of artificial intelligence, Gen Z trends, and even the future of weight loss drugs.
Now, he’s turning his sights on the White House.
According to Salomé, Trump’s grip on political power could loosen significantly by 2026.
He predicts that a drop in popularity, fueled by energized Democratic voters and historical midterm patterns, could threaten the Republican Party's hold on Congress.
"The mix puts the administration on their toes - and lights warnings across the Trump presidency," he said, speaking to Tyla.
Salomé believes there's a “high likelihood that the Republican Party will lose at least one chamber in November 2026,” adding that the outcome will be driven by several factors: “falling presidential approval, a more energised Democratic base, a historical phenomenon of punishing governing parties through a midterm lens” and “legislative margins already skinny.”
He warns that this volatile mix could put the current administration in a tough spot politically.
While the legislative branch may turn hostile, Salomé believes Trump will double down on unilateral power.
“With Congress withered, the administration may depend more on unilateral tools: executive orders, administrative regulations and pacts with allied governors,” he predicted.
The year ahead, Salomé claims, will be marked by “governance by pen,” where Trump “resorts to administrative acts to make up for a diminishing parliamentary membership.”
He says this strategy will become “the agenda that will shape the electoral discourse.”
As for the pillars of Trump’s 2026 agenda, Salomé sees a continuation of his most familiar battle lines. “Border security, trade warfare and open confrontation with what Trump calls ‘judicial activism’ and ‘federal bureaucracy’,” he explained.
“That is a familiar formula that is exacerbated by an environment of legislative uncertainty.”
The mystic also claims internal friction within the Republican Party isn’t going anywhere. Trump may still appear dominant, but things behind the scenes are reportedly uneasy.
“Yet, behind the curtain, unease is mounting as polling indicates severe midterm risks. This is 'strategy, not rupture' pressure. The party also needs Trump to galvanise the base - but is afraid of absorbing the electoral cost.”
On the personal front, Salomé also offered a glimpse into what he sees for First Lady Melania Trump. He predicts she’ll remain reserved, making limited appearances at travel events and fundraisers.
“This is not a case of marital crisis, institutional distancing or a overhaul of the First Lady’s role. On the contrary: her movements imply calculated stability,” he said.
“The destruction of the East Wing doesn’t erode her personal importance, but repositions her institutional function. Melania becomes the 'official curator' of presidential moments, rather than the head of a political office.”
When asked where the real threat lies for Trump in 2026, Salomé didn’t point to criminal cases or private affairs. Instead, he sees danger in political tides turning.
"The actual subject of tension is at a political level. The true threat is a less welcoming Congress in the wake of the midterms.
"If the current trends continue, the president will start the second six months of his presidency swimming through less clear waters - burdened by civil penalties and legislative pushback and relying much more on unilateral executive power."
Published 16:16 19 Mar 2026 GMT
A man known as the "Living Nostradamus" has issued a chilling new prediction about Donald Trump’s "true plans" for Iran, and the frightening way China could respond.
Athos Salomé is a 38-year-old Brazilian seer who has built a following for his past predictions.
According to Sky History, Salomé rose to prominence in the early 2020s after sharing predictions about the Covid-19 pandemic, escalating tensions in Eastern Europe, and even hinting at the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
Now, he claims the next major conflict involving Iran will unfold very differently from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Salomé pointed to the long-term human cost of those conflicts, saying: "The figures are, at once, undeniable and sad. The number of returning soldiers who killed themselves after Iraq and Afghanistan - more than 30,000 - outstripped those killed in combat, around 7,000," per Express.
He added: "The Pentagon knows invading is easy. But the soldier carries the war home with him in his backpack."
Instead of a traditional invasion, Salomé predicts what he calls an "aseptic war" driven by technology and precision.
"Iran will not see tanks in the streets of Tehran. What will come is surgical bombardment, drones and cyberattacks," he claimed. "The objective is the implosion of the regime and domination of oil resources. There will be no need for the legwork of an impossible ground occupation."
He believes the goal would be to trigger internal collapse rather than direct military takeover, saying: "The United States will not occupy Iran. It will remake the country into a technological and energy island."
Salomé added that infrastructure would be the main target: "The predicted attacks will remain on energy infrastructure and command centres. Trump is betting that digital blackout and fuel shortages will push the population to overthrow the leadership."
He even suggested early signs are already visible, claiming: "The digital blackout has already lasted a week in Iran. That is the preview of a larger strategy."
The mystic warned that a key escalation point could come through one of the world’s most important shipping routes.
"The next likely move is the symbolic closure of the Strait of Hormuz by militias linked to Iran," he said.
This move could have immediate global consequences, as the route carries roughly a fifth of the world’s oil supply. "If oil stabilises above $110 a barrel, prepare for successive increases in fuel prices," he cautioned.
While much of the focus remains on Iran and the United States, Salomé believes the biggest long-term winner could be China.
"While the United States wears itself down in the Middle East, China is consolidating the Northern Sea Route," he said.
The Arctic shipping route is becoming increasingly important as melting ice opens new trade paths, and Salomé claims Beijing is already positioning itself to dominate.
"China has issued warnings contesting American presence in the Arctic. They call it modern piracy," he said.
Salomé added that China could use the distraction of conflict to grow its influence in key areas, saying: "China will use this conflict to accelerate the economic annexation of infrastructure in Greenland."
According to him, Beijing may even frame itself as a stabilizing force: "They will offer protection against what they will describe as 'American instability.'"
If his predictions hold, the mystic believes the consequences of a war with Iran would extend far beyond the region itself.
"This is not only about Iran. It is about who will control the future routes of energy, technology and global trade," he warned.