The 39-year-old clairvoyant has already revealed a troubling list of predictions for 2026, warning of major upheaval and events that could reshape the world this year. Athos claims he had previously predicted “that Israel would launch a direct offensive against Iran by the second quarter of 2026” in an earlier prophecy. As fuel and energy prices rise across the country, Salomé’s latest prediction on the oil market might just give some food for thought, with the Brazilian believing that a crisis is on its way.
Salomé believes that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the subsequent chaos that ensued in global oil markets, will see a shift away from oil, turning the global economic order on its head.
He believes that the turning point could lead to a fresh global showdown, among the world’s biggest oil exporters.
“Oil may be entering its final great price war,” says Salomé. “And that will create severe crises for economies relying on the export of fossil fuels for their very survival.”
He added: “Nations that can produce incredibly cheap barrels – namely Saudi Arabia and Kuwait – may flood the market to knock out more expensive rivals, including US shale makers and sophisticated deep-water drilling operations.”
Salomé believes that major oil importing countries are now looking to other methods of energy production at an increased rate following Iran’s blockade of the vital Strait.
He adds: “China, Europe and other major powers are expanding investments in solar, wind, nuclear and green hydrogen energy at unprecedented levels.
“Officially, many governments frame this transition as part of the fight against climate change.
But there is a much bigger motivation behind the shift, says Salomé: economic survival.
“Countries no longer want to depend on ships crossing regions threatened by wars or diplomatic crises. The energy transition has become an issue of national security,” he states.
