Storm “Hans” sweeps across Europe, turning spring landscapes into disaster zones.
Russian meteorologists have run out of vocabulary to describe the record-breaking temperatures in the country.
Eight hours without food or water on a plane — the most powerful thunderstorm in decades hit New Zealand, grounding international flights.
Watch this full review of climate events from April 16 to 22, 2025, and you’ll realize that the disasters we witnessed point to a much more serious threat — one that almost no one is talking about.
Everything you’ll see in this video is just the tip of the iceberg.
The real threat lies deep beneath the Earth's surface. The most dangerous manifestation is the rising magmatic plume under Siberia. Without controlled degassing, it could break through the Earth's crust — and if that happens, not only Russia, but vast regions of the planet could become uninhabitable.
This is no longer the problem of a single country — it’s a challenge for all humanity.
Any rational person who has read the report "On the Threat of a Magma Plume Eruption in Siberia and Possible Solutions" understands the extreme danger we’re in. Yet this topic remains severely underreported.
If world leaders — heads of state, religious and public figures — are not made aware of this information and do not grasp the scale of the threat, we risk losing the time and opportunity to take life-saving action.
Initiative must come from the ground up — from people who care.
It is up to ordinary citizens to demand solutions to this crisis.
We cannot place all the responsibility on a handful of world leaders.
We all must act together.
It is crucial to spread this information — everywhere, at all levels, in every corner of the world.
To bury our heads in the sand in such a situation is not only naive — it is dangerous.