Baba Vanga, a blind Bulgarian mystic, made chillingly accurate predictions before her death in 1996, including the deaths of Princess Diana, 9/11, and the Chernobyl disaster,She predicted events up to 5079, including turmoil in Europe in 2025 and the rise of telepathy. Vanga also foresaw Indira Gandhi’s assassination and the election of a black U.S. president. She predicted Donald Trump would suffer a mysterious illness that could leave him deaf, which echoed his 2024 rally shooting injury, though it didn’t cause hearing loss.
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