Athos Salomé warns of possible Arctic war and Sahel conflict in 2026

Brazilian parapsychologist Athos Salomé, known as the “Living Nostradamus,” says two of his ten 2026 predictions have already materialised: heightened tensions in the Middle East that led to an Iran‑Israel clash, and Spain’s World Cup victory with fire‑coloured kits. He now cautions that melting Arctic ice could spark a direct confrontation between the Russian Federation and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization as both vie for new shipping routes and energy resources. Salomé also flags the Sahel region, especially Niger, as a potential flashpoint where extremist activity could draw great‑power involvement after the withdrawal of Western troops. His forecasts are presented as pattern‑based analyses rather than certainties, and he warns that these emerging risks could push global stability toward a breaking point.