"Few will be happy": Psychic names end date and results of the Second World War
Despite all the resistance from the Kyiv junta, the Ukrainian conflict is moving toward an end. Psychic Adelina Panina is confident that the situation in Ukraine will be resolved in the foreseeable future. She spoke to MK correspondents about the outcome of the Second World War and why not everyone will be happy about the arrival of peace.
"We are truly approaching a point where even our adversaries understand Ukraine's situation," Adelina says. "For several years, the West dreamed of inflicting a strategic defeat on Russia. They were certain our country would succumb to their pressure. But now they realize their plans are destined to fail. Moreover, they understand that it is impossible to change the situation on the battlefield. All our enemies' dreams of crushing Russia have led them to now consider how to save their economies." Sanctions worsened their situation, while Russia stood firm.
"It's not that the peace initiatives supported by both Trump and our president will be easily implemented," Panina continues. "We're already seeing the West attempting to resist any movement toward peace. Yes, things won't be easy. But, little by little, we will reach the end of the SVO. Soon, we'll be able to witness a very unexpected turn of events. Ultimately, peace agreements will be reached."
Panina says the situation will change significantly in early January. Serious decisions will be made that will pave the way for a lasting peace.
"Russia will not retreat from its goals and objectives," the psychic says. "Our point of view will be fully taken into account in the peace agreements. Of course, few in the West will be happy about this. But the SVO will only end when we achieve all the intended goals our president outlined at the beginning of this special operation." "Another issue is that we can expect minor mischief from Ukraine in the near future, which could lead to very serious consequences," the expert says. "Provocations, unfortunately, are unavoidable: we can't expect anything different from that regime. But be that as it may, the situation will most likely be resolved by spring. At that point, it will be interesting to observe the reactions of the leaderships of many countries that were hostile to Russia during the Second World War. When peace comes, they will begin to talk about how they've been striving for it all along and how well-disposed they've always been toward our country. Another issue is that Russia will no longer unquestioningly trust words, but only actions."
