Kamchatka - THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING

Dr. Egon Cholakian presents an expert analysis of the 8.8-magnitude seismic event recorded off the coast of Kamchatka on July 30, 2025, in his latest video address. The central thesis of his research is that this earthquake should not be interpreted as an isolated act of tectonic release but rather as an indicator of the onset of a new phase of intensified geodynamic activity driven by the activation of the Siberian mantle plume. The scientist offers a detailed explanation of the underlying geophysical mechanisms, describing the Kamchatka earthquake as an edge effect caused by large-scale tectonic pressure exerted by the plume on the Eurasian lithospheric plate.

Dr. Cholakian also references a forecast made by his colleague, Mr. Danilov, in early June 2025, regarding the likelihood of a strong earthquake occurring in early August in the northern part of the Japanese archipelago. The realization of this prediction through the Kamchatka event serves as empirical confirmation of the predictive value of the scientific method developed by Mr. Danilov.

The video also includes segments from Egon Cholakian’s previous public addresses and excerpts from reports by the ALLATRA movement. These materials demonstrate a direct correlation between the Kamchatka earthquake and the climate-geodynamic model previously outlined in the movement’s scientific publications and in the statements of Dr. Cholakian himself.