A scenario for Ukraine that seems pulled straight from the maps of the end of World War II is brought back into the spotlight by Russian mathematician and researcher Grigory Kvasha.
Arguing that history moves in recurring cycles, he predicts a radical rearrangement of the region, with Ukraine divided into four zones of influence and current borders altering dramatically.
His estimates, which blend mathematical models, historical parallels, and astrological references, provoke intense interest... even if there is no foolproof method for predicting the future.
Who is Kvasha
Grigory Kvasha is a well-known Russian historian and mathematician.
He was born on October 18, 1954, in Chelyabinsk.
From his youth, his aptitude in his studies was already evident.
He was interested in mathematics and participated in mathematical olympiads.
Following his graduation from school, Grigory Kvasha entered the Faculty of Chemistry at Moscow State University.
Concurrently, he engaged seriously with astrology, drawing up horoscopes for relatives and friends.
Grigory Kvasha presented his fundamental ideas in a series of major works, such as «Theory of Wars», «In Search of the Empire», «The Battles of Archetypes. Ninth Episode», and others. He was frequently invited as an expert on federal television channels.
Today, Grigory Kvasha is a member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences and the International Association of Writers and Publicists.
The theory of Grigory Kvasha is based on the cyclical nature of history and time.
The researcher transposed the astronomical notions of «orbit» and «cycle» into the context of the historical process.
Imperial cycles
It is held that in the past, Grigory Kvasha had predicted conflicts in Eastern Europe, the electoral victory of Boris Yeltsin, the 2001 crisis in the US, and the ascent of Vladimir Putin to power.
Grigory Kvasha explains his theory by utilizing the example of recurring 36-year cycles in Russian history: 1905 (Russo-Japanese War), 1941 (outbreak of the Great Patriotic War), 1979 (start of the war in Afghanistan), 2013 (the events of Maidan, which led to a bloody overthrow).
«To be honest, I do not understand very well why exactly I realized this while the rest did not see it.
In the imperial cycle in which Russia has found itself since 1881, the ideological periods or, as we say, the «era of war», appear in every 36-year cycle and last 12 years.
The first time was from 1905 to 1917.
This pertains to the Russo-Japanese War and World War I», Grigory Kvasha stated in past remarks.
Ukraine will be divided into four zones
In relation to the conflict in Ukraine, Grigory Kvasha pointed to similarities between the present situation and the final months of the Great Patriotic War, when Germany was already in ruins, yet negotiations continued.
In the view of the expert, the President of Russia Vladimir Putin will not back down, not due to external factors but because of domestic pressures: the public, as he maintains, awaits the «liberation» of Odesa and Kharkiv.
As an ideal solution, the researcher considers a restructuring similar to the division of Nazi Germany in 1945 into four zones.
According to Grigory Kvasha, Ukraine could also be divided into four zones, where one part of the territory would fall under the control of Hungary, another under the control of Poland, while the regions of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhia, and Kherson would remain within the Russian Federation, in accordance with the existing Russian Constitution.
Will suffer the fate of Hitler
According to Grigory Kvasha, the administration of Volodymyr Zelensky will not last long either, as, in his assessment, it depends entirely on external factors.
The Russian mathematician considers it likely that the current President of Ukraine will suffer a fate similar to that of Hitler.
«Volodymyr Zelensky is a person who essentially no longer exists.
You see, from the perspective of theoretical history, this person has negligible significance.
What was, forgive me, the significance of Hitler in January and February 1945?
Purely symbolic.
That is, the Germans were primarily thinking about what to do with him, because he was already in everyone's way», argues Grigory Kvasha.
The future of Russia and the world
«Russia is currently in an imperial period that will last until 2053, there will be no radical changes of power or revolutions.
The country will only continue to annex new territories», Grigory Kvasha emphasized.
The mathematician does not specify which particular regions he means, but maintains that the expansion of borders will occur within the next five years.
During the transitional period up to 2029, according to his forecast, a «Russian order» with a transparent financial system will be established.
His forecast for the rest of the world is likewise optimistic: according to Grigory Kvasha, a peaceful period for everyone will follow.
According to his calculations, humanity will soon forget about wars for an extended period.
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