The prophecy could happen sooner than we think
Baba Vanga’s eerie mystical accuracy could be about to strike again from beyond the grave when one of her prophecies is feared to come true in just days.
With less than a month of 2025 left to go, people are turning to alleged prophets like the late Baba Vanga and Nostradamaus as well as modern day seers like ‘Living Nostradamus’ Athos Salomé for guidance on what the next year could hold for the world.
For people who were unfamiliar with Baba Vanga, though she passed away in 1996 her predictions have lived on and she has since become a prominent figure among believers and theorists.
Her alleged correct theories include 9/11, the rise of President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama, and the as:s:assination of Indira Gandhi.
She issued many chilling predictions for 2026, which include more conflict and natural disasters, while Nostradamus has wa:rned of more war and high-profile political figures getting big wins.
However with everyone so focused on next year, some of us are forgetting that there’s still a whole month left of 2025, which is plenty of time for the remaining predictions of this year to come true.
One of which could be unfolding this week, particularly on Friday (5 December).
To explain, one of Baba Vanga’s 2025 predictions was that extra-terrestrial life would make contact with the Earth for the first time during a ‘major sporting event’.
As per MailOnline, the mystic specifically foresaw a UFO appearing ‘new light in the sky’ over the event, apparently enabling humanity to meet extraterrestrials for the first time and ‘bringing the world answers instead of fear’.
She allegedly said that people from the around the world would be able to see it unfold, but didn’t specify which event it would take place at.
Now, we’ve already passed many huge sports events like the Ryder Cup, Wimbledon, and the Women’s Euros, thankfully without an alien invasion, but there’s still many other games and matches, as well as the FIFA World Cup 2026 draw in Washington DC, taking place this month.
