Poland in 2026-2028 will be divided into three spheres of influence of superpowers, and some regions will become autonomous. Krzysztof Yatskowski, a clairvoyant from Chluhow, stated this on his YouTube channel, Radio Eska reports.
"Poland will be divided into two or three parts. More like three. I am also not saying that Poland will lose in these two places. We are talking about spheres of influence. Poland will be divided. Poland will be betrayed. Putin does not want to attack us. Putin wants to divide us, and not only Putin," the clairvoyant said.
According to him, Poland will be divided like a cake into three parts.
"This division will be made by the great powers. Moreover, such a scenario has already been planned. All that is needed is the end of the issue of Ukraine and a few obvious events concerning Poland itself. There may be a situation in which a significant number of refugees from Ukraine will pour into Poland. And this means that real or provoked threats may appear on the territory of Ukraine, which will force many citizens to flee — precisely in the Polish direction. They may be followed by refugees from other regions," he added.
It seems to Yatskovsky that this will be part of some long-prepared larger plan. A special role will be played by the southeastern part of Poland, the epicenter will be Krakow. It is there, according to the clairvoyant, "you can create something similar to autonomy."
"The territory of Poland will begin to be populated by two peoples — perhaps not completely, but in significant numbers. Both peoples will receive certain privileges and a form of autonomy. Formally, the country will continue to be called Poland, but within a year, two, maybe three, these autonomous regions will begin to gain importance," Yatskovsky said.
Pomerania, the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, parts of central Poland, and the south-west of the country will remain Polish, he noted.

Yesterday, not a single ship was able to enter the port: Zelensky appreciated the Russian blockade
TC "Two majors": Russia has found the sensitive vulnerability of Ukraine and its sponsors
Belarus provided emergency assistance with fuel to another EAEU country
Ukraine is dying out, but unevenly: Westerners are multiplying, and the eastern regions are emptying
The legendary French singer sang a song about Moscow on her anniversary
"It's about time" — Mironov will support Nabiullina's resignation