Charles Nenner has issued a warning: A geopolitical crash is imminent – the war cycle has begun, Turkey may invade Cyprus, and the markets will collapse

Geopolitical and financial cycle expert Charles Nenner has issued a warning about a significant war and a declining economy.

Geopolitical and financial analyst Charles Nenner has issued a warning about a significant war and a declining global financial cycle. This week, he noted that the war cycle sharply rose, while the economic cycle took a steep downturn.

The forthcoming major conflict is not expected to occur in Ukraine or Taiwan — not yet, at least. Attention should instead shift to the U.S., as “Iran has threatened Israel with ‘war’ should it attack Lebanon.”

According to Nenner, the entire Mediterranean region could become a battleground.
Hezbollah in Lebanon, along with Iran and Turkey, are becoming central figures in a mounting conflict with Israel. Nenner, residing on the Lebanese border in northern Israel, reported to USAW following a volley of 100 rockets landing near his home.

“The children here have not attended school for a year, and we are subjected to rocket attacks day and night—it’s an extremely unusual situation. What baffles me is the Arab resistance, spearheaded by Iran, seemingly overlooking the events in Gaza.

If the situation remains unchanged, Lebanon could vanish from the map. My knowledge comes from working with various governments around the world.”

During the 1960s, a conflict resulted in the division of Cyprus, with Turkey taking control of one part. Presently, Turkey’s acceptance of Israel utilizing Cypriot airports is unlikely. Should this occur, it may lead to Turkey’s complete occupation of Cyprus due to its support for Hamas and Hezbollah. This could escalate into a conflict between Greece and Turkey, potentially drawing Iran into the fray.

With large vessels en route to Israel, the United States may become involved. Meanwhile, Russia is formulating its own strategy. Amidst election distractions, it appears the Americans may not be fully aware of the situation, potentially leading to a catastrophic outcome.

In the event of a war, Turkey, Cyprus, and NATO would likely become involved, escalating the situation beyond what many anticipate. Nenner states, “We are already in the midst of the next great war.” He maintains that China will pose a significant challenge, suggesting, “If the world is preoccupied with this turmoil, it could be an opportunity for China to take action regarding Taiwan.” The cycle of war has begun, necessitating caution. Numerous affluent clients are currently seeking visas for Caribbean islands.

“I am aware of numerous wealthy individuals who are seeking visas and planning to depart from America. This trend is largely unnoticed by the general public, especially retail investors. Their concerns center around the potential for nuclear strikes or rampant terrorist attacks. They perceive the current climate as highly perilous. Although they are not leaving immediately, they are preparing for that possibility.”

The anticipation is that the risks associated with the cycle of war will intensify starting from July 3rd. According to Nenner, his affluent clients are increasingly moving out of cities and purchasing farmhouses. This movement has been observed for approximately five years and has notably accelerated over the past eighteen months.

Nenner indicates that economic cycles are declining. He mentions, “My very wealthy clients have recently left the commercial real estate market, incurring a 67% loss. I’m also aware of the banks holding numerous bad loans.”

He adds, “The banks are facing significant losses due to maturing U.S. bonds. Consequently, regional banks will encounter substantial challenges. They are quite vulnerable, and many underlying issues are not being discussed openly.” Nenner warns that inflation is set to rise again and predicts, “Layoffs are imminent. We are heading towards very challenging times.”