Following the recent volcanic eruption in Ethiopia, Baba Vanga's prophecies are back in the news. For 2026, she warned of natural disasters, global war, economic recession, stock market crashes, and AI spiraling out of control.

The prophecies of Baba Vanga, the famous blind prophetess from Bulgaria, have always generated both curiosity and fear among people. As the year 2025 draws to a close and the new year is just weeks away, her predictions for 2026 are once again in the news.

Volcano erupts in Ethiopia after 12,000 years

On Sunday, October 24, 2025, the Haile Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia erupted. It is reported that this eruption occurred in approximately 12,000 years. Following the eruption, strong winds of 100 to 120 km per hour blew, and a plume of ash reached several countries, including India. People on social media are linking this event to Baba Vanga's predictions of natural disasters.

2025 was declared the year of destruction.

Baba Vanga has previously predicted 2025 as a disastrous year and claimed that the world could face natural and economic crises in 2026. Her predictions include events such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, heavy rains, floods, and droughts.

Following the Ethiopian volcanic eruption, an earthquake was also felt in Myanmar last Monday. It should be noted that in March of this year, a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar killed more than 3,500 people.

Frightening projections for 2026

Baba Vanga has made several risky predictions for 2026, including:

• The possibility of global war
• Increasing influence of powerful leaders on the world
• Artificial intelligence (AI) spiraling out of control
• Gold prices fall
• Massive crash in the stock market
• Cash crunch and economic slowdown

Followers are matching predictions

The volcanic eruption in Ethiopia has sparked a stir among Baba Vanga's followers. They are linking the event to her prophecies and are increasingly concerned about 2026. Baba Vanga's predictions often go viral on social media, and people have taken them seriously. Although scientists believe that linking natural events to prophecies is inaccurate, the buzz surrounding Baba Vanga's name continues to grow.

 PC:Punjab Kesari