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Brazilian psychic Athos Salomé, popularly known as the ‘Living Nostradamus’, has made a chilling new prediction about the ongoing war between US-Israel and Iran.

Brazilian psychic Athos Salomé, widely known as the ‘Living Nostradamus’, has returned with another unsettling prediction.

The parapsychologist maintains he accurately foresaw significant worldwide events including the Covid-19 pandemic and Queen Elizabeth II’s death – and now, he’s offering his thoughts on the US-Israel and Iran conflict.

The 39-year-old psychic has previously revealed a list of disturbing predictions for 2026, forecasting that he anticipates substantial upheavals and world-changing events to occur this year.

Some might suggest a considerable portion of Athos’ predictions already appear to be materialising.

Now, the well-known prophet is adding to his catalogue a frightening prediction regarding the tactics employed to wage the conflict in Iran, and frankly, the forecast is deeply troubling, reports the Daily Star.

Psychic’s alarming prediction about Iran conflict

Athos maintains he had already foreseen “that Israel would launch a direct offensive against Iran by the second quarter of 2026” in a previous prophecy.

The psychic said: “With the most recent events and those unfolding today, we are witnessing this vision materialise.”

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The prophet cautions, however, that this represents merely the start: “Although the first strike occurred as scheduled, there is still much that may unfold against Iran.

“Tehran’s response and the potential deployment of allied cells in the region indicate that the conflict could erupt into a war of attrition never before seen – one marked by the development of new defensive technologies and devastating cyberattacks.”

The Brazilian psychic maintains he has “warned about an ‘invisible war’ and about infrastructure collapse through electromagnetic pulses (EMP) and cyberattacks for a long time”.

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According to Athos, the conflict won’t be resolved imminently. Instead, the psychic suggests “it is evolving into a form of technological occupation”.

The Brazilian seer explains: “The United States does not intend to invade Iran militarily.

“Rather, it seeks to disable Iran’s ability to export energy, ensuring that discounted Iranian oil never again reaches China.”

Describing Iran as “the immediate target”, Athos states: “The geopolitical chessboard of 2026 shows the United States moving against the three pillars supporting China’s energy supply – Iran (The Immediate Target), Venezuela (The Captured Piece), and Russia (The Truce Factor).”

The parapsychologist suggests that by focusing on Iran, the “discounted oil that once fuelled Beijing’s refineries is disappearing”.

Severing China from its cut-price oil supplies is purportedly the underlying objective behind the US-Israeli strikes on Iran, according to the fortune teller.

Whilst Athos’ forecasts present one perspective, many have contended that the US assaulted Iran and became embroiled in the conflict due to the mounting pressure from the Israel Lobby – or at least that’s the official justification they’re likely to provide when the time comes to assign blame to someone that’s not Donald Trump.

The parapsychologist, also dubbed the ‘Modern Day Nostradamus’, believes his theories and prophecies “are assuming an alarmingly tangible form”.

Only time will tell if they prove accurate.

The Government is concerned about the rising cost of living sparked by the US war

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will hold a Cobra meeting on Monday to address the economic impact of the Iran war, having been warned that price rises are “inescapable”. There are increasing concerns about how the Iran conflict could affect the cost of living, and the Government is keen to deter people from panic-buying fuel.

Cabinet ministers are expected to join Sir Keir, including Chancellor Rachel Reeves, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper and Energy Secretary Ed Miliband, as well as the governor of the Bank of England. As well as the economic impact of the crisis, they will discuss energy security and the resilience of industry and supply chains alongside the international response.

On Sunday, the chief executive of Centrica, which owns British Gas, said global oil supplies are already down 20% because of the conflict. Chris O’Shea told BBC’s Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg programme: “Cornwall Insight, I think, have predicted that there’s going to be an increase in prices.

“If it stays as it is then I think that’s inescapable. The world uses about 100 million barrels of oil a day. We’ve lost about 20% of that through the Strait of Hormuz.”

Housing minister Steve Reed, meanwhile, urged people to carry on as normal. He told Sky News’ Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips: “There’s no need to ration fuel. People should go around and buy their fuel just like they always would.

“If the situation were to change, then the Government would look at what was required in that circumstance.”

Lord Richard Walker, the cost-of-living tsar, said he had “asked the Government to consider a temporary profit cap, if required, to stop producers and retailers exploiting the crisis to make windfall profits at the expense of consumers”.

Sir Keir Starmer spoke to US President Donald Trump on Sunday about the need to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The call lasted for 20 minutes and was constructive, it is understood.

The president has criticised Sir Keir’s response to the war last week, describing him as “no Winston Churchill”.

The Conservatives have said the Government should scrap “green taxes” to cut costs, and shadow housing secretary Sir James Cleverly suggested North Sea oil and gas fields should be opened. Ministers have said the UK will not be dragged into a wider war in the Middle East, but Iran’s missile attack on the joint US-UK base Diego Garcia has demonstrated that Europe could now be within reach.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran has “everyone in their sights”. He told reporters: “I’ve been warning all the time. They have now the capacity to reach deep into Europe. They already have fired on a European country, Cyprus. They are putting everyone in their sights.”

Early on Sunday, Mr Trump wrote on Truth Social that Iran had 48 hours to “FULLY OPEN, WITHOUT THREAT, the Strait of Hormuz”, or the US would “obliterate” Iran’s power plants. Mr Reed would not be drawn on whether he backs the deadline, but said a swift end to the war would be the best way to alleviate price rises.

NEW YORK (AP) — An Air Canada flight collided with a Port Authority vehicle after landing at LaGuardia Airport, according to authorities.

The New York Police Department confirmed the collision but could not immediately offer additional information.

A spokesperson for the New York City Fire Department said firefighters responded to reports of a plane that crashed into a vehicle on the runway at 11:38 p.m. Additional information was not immediately available.

The Federal Aviation Administration’s National Airspace System website reported LaGuardia has closed.

Multiple videos taken by bystanders and posted on social media showed the jet with severe damage to the front of the aircraft.

A dog trainer has shared a “game-changing” trick to stop your dog pulling on the lead – and owners can’t believe they didn’t know it sooner as it would have saved them so much trouble

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A dog trainer has revealed the ‘only tip you need’ to stop your pet from pulling on the lead – and owners are calling it a ‘game changer’.

Southend Dog Training has turned to social media to unveil his technique for managing your pets on walks and guaranteeing you both enjoy the time outdoors. In his video, he said: “If your dog pulls on a lead, listen to this. Do this one thing and it’ll change how your dog walks. Instead of pulling back, yanking or restraining, pull up.” He explains this will assist in slowing the dog down, while pulling the lead backwards only generates a stronger desire to pull further.

He added: “When a dog is being training in bite work, it’s often being pulled back creating restraint. To cause the dog to drive forward harder. We unintentionally apply this technique to dogs when we want them to stop pulling forward.

“We unintentionally frustrate the dog. Pull up on a short but relaxed lead and then relax and your dog will slow down.”

Alongside this, he advised owners against getting their dogs excited before a walk, suggesting it’s preferable to ensure their pet is settled before stepping out the front door.

Responding to his post, one user said: “My Springer Spaniel is terrible for pulling. I’ll try this tomorrow.”

Another user commented: “I think my dog is broken I’ve pulled up since the day I got him. That lead is never relaxed. He waits nicely at the door and gate then thinks he has.”

A third user said: “I tried this, but makes no difference especially at the starts of walk when he’s super excited I feel like I’ve tried everything.”

One more user suggested: “Teach your dog the ‘stop’ command. Walk a few paces, when it pulls say STOP. And do exactly that. Then walk. Repeat. Walk.”

A final user stated: “I’ve got a German shepherd puppy 1 year old. Every time I get his lead out he goes crazy making it difficult to put his lead on.”

It follows after a dog trainer urged owners against giving in to their pets when they make ‘complaining’ sounds.

The canine expert from K9 University Dog Training posted on TikTok to offer some crucial guidance for pet owners, encouraging them to avoid responding to their dogs’ particular noises.

In a clip, the dog trainer outlines “three different sounds your dogs make, what they mean and how you should respond”.

The initial recommendation is to resist giving in when a dog produces a ‘complaining’ noise, frequently accompanied by pawing or scratching.

The trainer cautions: “This behaviour should never be rewarded by letting them have what they want otherwise it’ll exacerbate the issue.”

Regarding a dog’s whining or crying, which could lead an owner to provide solace, the trainer recommends a contrary approach.

He explains: “This is a sign that your dog is anxious or stressed. There are two different sides to this – there’s a whine that’s self-soothing and there’s a whine that can escalate into a bigger reaction like barking or lunging.”

The last sound to be mindful of is howling, which the trainer indicates is typically a symptom of separation anxiety: “They’re lonely and trying to find the rest of their pack.”

An Air Canada aircraft collided with a fire truck on the taxiway at LaGuardia Airport, leaving up to 60 people injured and forcing the airport to close until Monday afternoon

An Air Canada aircraft has reportedly crashed into a vehicle on a taxiway at LaGuardia Airport late on Sunday evening, resulting in multiple injuries and prompting the airport’s closure.

The New York Post has reported the vehicle was a fire engine which struck the plane, leaving four firefighters “critically injured.” The Mirror US has reported that as many as 60 people may have been hurt, citing WNY Fire Watch.

The incident is said to have occurred on Runway 4 within Delta’s terminal area at roughly 11:37 p.m., according to AeroCrewNews and NYCFireWire. All FDNY units are understood to have been dispatched to the location apart from the first-due engine company.

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According to local news outlet Col Live, the aircraft involved was Jazz Airlines Flight 646, operated by Air Canada’s regional carrier Jazz Airlines. The plane had travelled from Montreal, Quebec, and had only just landed in New York when it struck a Port Authority emergency vehicle, as the aircraft tried to cross runway 04/22.

The US Federal Aviation Administration has issued a ground stop suspending all flights at the airport, citing an emergency. The regulator’s notice suggested a strong likelihood the halt would be prolonged, without offering additional details, reports the Express.

Emergency services personnel are said to remain on location working to secure the area.

Passengers and airport staff described the scene as chaotic, with flights facing delays or cancellations. Reports indicate the airport will remain closed until 2 p.m. on Monday, causing substantial travel chaos at one of New York City’s busiest transport hubs.

The cause of the incident is still under investigation. Officials have not yet confirmed the identities or medical statuses of those who were injured.

Videos shared on social media depict evacuation and rescue efforts taking place at the airport following the collision, with one clip seemingly showing the aircraft’s nose angled upwards by several degrees as passengers disembarked.

Authorities at the airport have been approached for comment by the Express but have not yet released a comprehensive statement regarding casualties or the details of the collision.