The final stabilization of the new Earth’s poles will produce the new climatic situation on the planet

Only a narrow strip of land will remain climatically fit for life, including the entire former USSR, plus a patch of land north of the Black Sea. The torrid, humid, muggy tropical climate in this territory will be formed by circulation and mixing of the hot and cold atmospheric masses from the opposite sides of the Earth. The rest of the remaining land will be climatically unfit for life. For example, Europe to the west of Ukraine will turn into an icy desert.

Russia

As all other regions of the world, Russia will suffer great losses during cataclysms. However, eventually Russia will end up in the narrow strip of land that will be climatically fit for life, with a hot, wet tropical climate.

There will be large volcanic eruptions in the city of Nizhniy Novgorod (in Avtozavodskoy submunicipal district) and in the area of the city of Archangelsk.

St. Petersburg will be inundated, and the new northern capital of Russia will move to the area of Severomorsk in the present Far North of Russia.

The new large sea will form across the European part of Russia, extending like a curved banana from the present White Sea as far as the present city of Samara. Part of Moscow will be flooded.

During the catastrophic formation of this new sea, many Russian population centres will move from Russia to Ukraine. This process will be fraught with conflicts, but seemingly there will be no new massive military clash between Russia and Ukraine. Seemingly for the simple reason that abrupt topographical upheavals will disperse hoards from Russia and severely undermine their capability for the organized military invasion and organized armed occupation of the Ukrainian lands.

After power struggle in the Russian leadership, Putin will be removed from power in the “palace coup”. The so called power ministers will refuse to recognise him. Putin simply will not be allowed to run for another term in office. After Putin, Russia will be headed by the chief of staff of President Putin’s administration - Sergey Ivanov; and the new Russian leadership seemingly will be more collective.

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