Zhirinovsky learned to predict the future with the help of Vanga

Vladimir Zhirinovsky passed away in 2022. Long before his death, the politician periodically poured out prophecies, which at that time were perceived by many as just another PR stunt of the shocking politician. But time passed and the predictions of the LDPR leader began to come true with frightening consistency. Where did such abilities come from, although an extraordinary politician, and not a psychic? It turned out that the strings were reaching to the legendary Vanga.

The “Exclusive” program on Channel One, hosted by Dmitry Borisov, examined the prophecy of the Bulgarian soothsayer Vanga for 2024. Among others, Vanga’s godfather, Sergei Kostornoy, was a participant in the program.

Throughout the episode, Kostornoy spoke about one of the secrets – why Zhirinovsky turned out to be so accurate in his predictions about the future. For example, in 2006, he predicted that Europe would buy gas for no less than 1 thousand euros. His words were then considered a joke and an “attack” on Europe. However, by 2022, it turned out that Zhirinovsky was right.

In 2005, the Kazakh Foreign Ministry declared Zhirinovsky persona non grata in his country due to his statements that allegedly compromised the statehood, language and territorial integrity of independent Kazakhstan. This situation suggests that Zhirinovsky foresaw the growth of nationalism in the republic. In 2020, he predicted that Donbass would join “big Russia.”

At one of the sessions of the State Duma in 2021, the head of the LDPR faction Zhirinovsky said that a forceful solution to the Ukrainian crisis is inevitable. He also predicted that 2022 will be a non-peaceful year and Russia will once again become a great country, demanding respect.

Zhirinovsky also predicted problems in the Middle East: conflict would break out by 2024, and Ukraine would be forgotten. He also warned of future conflict between the US and China, saying Libya is just the beginning and a strike against China is planned for 2030.

Kostornoy, Vanga’s godfather, told how he became close to Zhirinovsky when the politician ran for the State Duma and for the presidency. While they were preparing for the debate, Kostornoy told Zhirinovsky that Vanga was talking about completely different things. Zhirinovsky became interested.

“He was delighted: “Vanga?! Let you tell me everything she said!?” I replied: “Come on, this is nonsense.” And Zhirinovsky said: “No! But who will believe you? And they will believe me! I will interpret it. And he started telling all this: he became a prophet!” Kostornoy explained.