Fortune teller Nostradamus’ ominous predictions seem to be drawing closer to reality as the recent surge in hostilities in the Red Sea aligns with his prophecy of a “terrible naval war” in 2024. While some speculated it referred to China and Taiwan, the US and UK’s missile strikes on Houthi-controlled areas in Yemen may bring Nostradamus’ prophecy to life.
In his book ‘Les Prophecies’ (The Prophecies), Nostradamus wrote about a scenario where the “Red adversary will become pale with fear, putting the great Ocean in dread.” The recent missile strikes by America and Britain in Yemen’s west, retaliating against Houthi attacks on commercial shipping, have ignited tensions, with the Shia group vowing “fierce retaliation.”
Escalating Tensions in the Red Sea: Unraveling Nostradamus’ Vision
The recent missile strikes by the US and UK on Houthi-controlled regions in Yemen have intensified the long-standing conflict in the Red Sea. Houthi rebels, backed by Iran, have been engaged in a protracted war with Sunni Saudi Arabia, supported by the US and its allies. The attacks on commercial shipping routes in the region have brought global attention to the escalating tensions, with Houthi rebels expressing their readiness to confront the US directly.
The US Air Force’s Mideast command confirmed striking over 60 targets in Yemen, including command-and-control nodes, munitions depots, launching systems, production facilities, and air defense radar systems. However, the Houthi rebels, battle-hardened and heavily armed, vow retaliation against the US and UK. The attacks on commercial shipping in the crucial global trade route intensify the conflict, with Houthi rebels claiming a connection between the targeted vessels and the “Zionist regime.”
As the world watches these developments unfold, the prophecy of a “terrible naval war” in 2024 gains an unsettling reality, and the consequences of this geopolitical turmoil remain uncertain.
