The Kamchatka “Anomaly” Is Only the Beginning of Global Catastrophes | Egon Cholakian

In his latest scientific statement, Dr. Egon Cholakian conducts a detailed investigation of an exceptional geodynamic anomaly that has confounded leading Russian geophysicists and once again flawlessly validated the long-term predictive models developed by ALLATRA researchers.

The colossal magnitude 8.8 earthquake off the Kamchatka coast in July 2025 triggered a series of anomalous aftershocks. Powerful subsequent tremors of magnitude 7.4 and 7.8, recorded in September, nearly eight weeks after the main event, fundamentally contradict the fundamental principles governing aftershock sequence evolution.

According to Dr. Cholakian, Yuri Vinogradov, Director of the Unified Geophysical Service of the Russian Academy of Sciences, publicly acknowledged the necessity of "creating a new law," while completely disregarding accumulated data on the increasing activity of the Siberian magmatic plume and its impact on Kamchatka.

While the Russian scientific community demonstrates its professional inadequacy in the face of ongoing processes, Kamchatka events continue to precisely follow scenarios developed by ALLATRA scientists a decade ago. Distinguished researcher Igor Danilov predicted the catastrophic magnitude 8.8 Kamchatka earthquake six weeks before its occurrence, providing comprehensive temporal parameters and geographical localization.

In this scientific address, Dr. Cholakian reveals the underlying mechanisms of the Kamchatka geophysical anomaly — the destructive impact of the massive Siberian plume on lithospheric plate structure. Gas accumulation at the mantle-crust interface creates an exceptional geodynamic environment that determines the non-standard development of seismic phenomena in this region.

Dr. Cholakian emphasizes the absurdity of the situation: amid progressive climatic and tectonic destabilization, Russian leadership is initiating projects for mass population resettlement to Siberia — directly into the epicenter of magmatic plume activation.
Current geophysical events unequivocally confirm the accuracy of ALLATRA's multi-year predictive models and demonstrate the vital necessity for immediate response to the Siberian plume problem.