When elite remote viewers were tasked to examine Yerevan, Armenia in January 2026 to assess whether Middle East conflicts would escalate into the region, they discovered something unexpected. Instead of war zones, they found thriving spiritual communities, active mining operations, and ancient archaeological sites that suggest the region remains stable despite global tensions.
Multiple viewers independently detected mountainous terrain, desert climates, and mining activities focused on valuable minerals like black onyx. The data reveals spiritual practices, trade routes, and underground cave systems that indicate normal civilian life continuing without military disruption.
What makes this assessment particularly encouraging is how consistently the viewers detected peaceful activities rather than conflict, suggesting current fears about World War 3 expansion may be overblown, at least in this strategic region.
