Russia TV takes on bizarre turn as clairvoyants drafted to predict fate of Ukraine war | World | News
Russian clairvoyants bizarrely predicted when the Ukraine invasion will end and the “collapse of the West”. The host said: “Their forecasts come true with frightening accuracy! They can see the future. Those who want answers to the main questions are queueing up for them.”
One clairvoyant said: “I don’t think it will all be that bad. Beginning in about the start of April until the end of May, Zelensky’s situation was critical.”
Another added: “It’s victory. It’s when we proceed very tediously and slowly, but in the end, receive precisely that long-awaited victory.”
A third claimed: “It will last right up until 2024.
“A king of the collapse of the West can be seen and it will happen around the end of 2023 or in 2024.”
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A fourth continued: “Ukraine will no longer exist in the form that we’ve got used to in the last 30 years.
“He’s the final president of the country.
“What we’re all undergoing, I mean humanity on the whole and our country, in particular, is called spiritual growth.”
It comes as many Russian troops are being compelled to serve in Ukraine with “serious” health problems, while those forced to build trenches under fire are likely to have suffered “particularly heavy casualties”, British defence experts believe.
It also suggests there are likely to have been “particularly heavy casualties” among those committed to digging “ambitious trench systems” while under artillery fire around the city of Svatove, in the Luhansk region.
Meanwhile, reservists have been killed in “large numbers” in frontal assaults into well-established Ukrainian defensive zones in the Donetsk region, around the city of Bakhmut, it says.
“Two months after President (Vladimir) Putin announced a ‘partial mobilisation’, common themes are emerging in the experience of mobilised Russian reservists,” the update states.
“Their deployment is often characterised by confusion over eligibility for service, inadequate training and personal equipment, and commitment to highly attritional combat missions.”