Predictions for Russia & World by Abhigya Anand

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Video Upload Date: Jan 1, 2025

Short Summary

1. Middle East Conflict: In the beginning, Israel will be succeeding. Palestine will be acknowledged on the international level. I didn't understand if there would be an ending. 

2. New conflicts with the involvement of new countries around 2028-2030. Regions: South China sea, East China sea (s.korea, n.korea), South America (political instability), Caucausus, Middle East.

3. War Russia-Ukrane: will enter a long phase, the clear ending is not seen, probable escalation around 2028. Calming phase starting 2025. Armistice starting 2030. 

4. Russia: No major problems, good planetary position for financial future, still will be enemies (other countries as I understand), overall situation will improve between 2025-2028.

5. Ukraine: The country will experience problems during 48 years since its establishment. The country will change significantly.  Please pray for Ukraine and peace!

6. Natural calamities this decade: Yellow River in China in 2026. After March 2025: earthquakes or something related to flooding in the Southern China Sea, Eastern Indian Ocean. San Francisco district, but it is unclear what can happen. 

7. Health: new waves of flu and tuberculosis. There is a possibility of a new pandemic in 2025-2026, but weaker than last Covid, when countries were entirely closed. 

Long Summary

Abhigya Anand makes a set of geopolitical, economic, environmental, and health predictions for 2024–2040 based on astrology, with emphasis on Russia, Ukraine, the Middle East, the US, and global shifts.

Wars and geopolitics

- Israel–Palestine conflict continues with heavy casualties; Israel initially gains military advantage, while Palestine eventually gains wider international recognition. 

- New conflicts or escalations are likely 2028–2030 in the South China Sea, East China Sea (Koreas, Taiwan, Philippines), South America (political crises), the Caucasus, and possibly further in the Middle East. 

- Russia–Ukraine war becomes a long, drawn-out conflict, with partial calming from around 2025, a risk of renewed escalation around 2028, and a possible armistice phase after 2030–2032, not a clear final settlement. 

- Russia’s relations with the US and Europe remain tense and difficult at least until around 2038–2039, while Russia draws closer to China and India. 

- He expects Donald Trump to (re)win the US presidency, followed by deep political polarization and risk of internal crisis, seeing the US in an early decline phase similar to late-stage empires. 

Russia, Ukraine, and currencies

- Russia: overall chart seen as strong, with courageous people and favorable Jupiter for finances; he does not see major existential problems and expects conditions to improve between 2025–2028 and long-term re‑emergence as a great power over the next two centuries. 

- Ukraine: predicted to face about 48 years of difficulties from independence (1991), with major political and territorial changes around and after 2028 and especially post‑2038; he repeatedly urges prayers for peace rather than a quick resolution expectation. 

- US dollar: he foresees gradual decline of dollar hegemony and eventual end of the Bretton Woods–style order in the 2030s, with stronger alternative systems led by BRICS and other currencies emerging after 2033. 

- Russian ruble: he expects no catastrophic collapse; sees it as relatively strong but increasingly linked to currencies like the yuan and other partners. 

Natural disasters and climate

- 2024–2026 and especially March–September 2025: higher risk of natural disasters due to eclipses and Saturn–Rahu configurations, including earthquakes, storms, and other events. 

- Regions mentioned: northeastern and far‑eastern Russia (especially Kamchatka and nearby), the Mediterranean and Black Sea/Black Sea–adjacent areas like Dagestan, Southeast Asia and the Eastern Indian Ocean (Southern China Sea, Philippines, Thailand etc.), and possibly the San Francisco Bay area; he says one of these zones may see a major event in 2025. 

- He specifically highlights possible problems around China’s Yellow River around 2026. 

- He predicts increased climate anomalies and a “reset of nature” between roughly 2020–2040, with wetter dry regions and some melting of ice and snow, but not a full doomsday scenario or disappearance of places like Australia within 200 years. 

Health, pandemics, and technology

- Health: expects renewed waves of influenza and tuberculosis, with higher mortality than recent years and a non‑Covid‑level but still notable pandemic risk around 2025–2026, similar in pattern to the 1968 flu rather than 2020 Covid. 

- Technology: sees 2025 and the following ~20 years as a new technological revolution driven by artificial intelligence, especially benefiting developing regions like India, Africa, Southeast Asia (and partly Russia), while relatively slowing the advantage of already‑dominant Western economies. 

- He anticipates rapid growth of AI in health, human‑augmentation tech (e.g., implants, chips), and other innovations, while saying mandatory “chipping” would face public resistance. 

Food, soil, and long‑term outlook

- Around 2040: he warns of a critical turning point linked to food security and possible hunger if soil depletion continues, drawing a loose parallel to upheavals around 1917–1918 but not predicting the same scale of catastrophe. 

- He stresses that overuse of fertilizers and pesticides is degrading soil worldwide and that neglecting soil, water, and air could lead to future food shortages, especially if combined with volcanic eruptions or long winters. 

- He expects Africa and parts of Asia (including India and some regions of Russia) to become increasingly central to global food security, with African countries gaining higher status as key food producers.