Prophecy Update - World War III Will Begin In The Atlantic Ocean

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为何长江部分的河水在2024年突然消失？

Surge in natural disasters around the world is consistent with what Kyrios said in 2018

399 natural disasters occurred in 2023, which is 30 more compared with the annual average of the past 20 years.

Early signs AI is affecting the global job market

Many companies have adopted AI technology to reduce labour costs, and that has led to layoffs and reduced job availability.

Kyrios To Help Increase Antarctic Sea Ice Till March 2024 - Antarctic Sea Ice Intervention 2023

In response to the all-time record low Antarctic sea ice levels as a result of warm ocean waters, Kyrios has started a new intervention on 27 September 2023 to increase Antarctic sea ice. This intervention will last throughout summer till March 2024.

Kyrios To Help Reduce Antarctic Ozone Hole - Antarctic Sea Ice Intervention 2023

Kyrios has began a new intervention on 27 September 2023 to mend the ozone hole, which has grown to one of the biggest on record.

Extinguishing Fires In Russia Far East (28 Aug Update) - Russia Wildfires Intervention 2023

Two weeks after Kyrios diverted storm clouds that were remnants of Typhoon Khanun towards wildfires in south Yakutia, hotspots in south Yakutia were completely extinguished.

Kyrios: "Discharging nuclear wastewater into the sea will only accelerate Japan's sinking."

Radioactive substances from nuclear radiation will cause abnormal heating of the oceans surrounding Japan, activating undersea volcanoes along the Pacific Ring of Fire and raising the likelihood of eruptions; this will also result in Japan’s land-based volcanoes to erupt one after another.

Extinguishing Fires In Russia Far East (15 Aug Update) - Russia Wildfires Intervention 2023

More than a month after Kyrios started the wildfire intervention in the Russia Far East region on 4 July 2023, most wildfires in the east of Yakutia (also known as Sakha Republic) and Magadan regions have been extinguished. On 12 August, Kyrios diverted storm clouds that were remnants of Typhoon Khanun away from Primorsky and Khabarovsk, redirecting them towards the wildfires that were still burning in south Yakutia.