THE DOOMSDAY clock has been moved forward to 89 seconds to midnight in a terrifying warning of how close the world is nearing an apocalypse.
Threats of World War Three, nuclear fallout, ‘Disease X’, and AI have all added to the terrifying threats against mankind.
The update came at 3pm UK time or 10am local time in Washington DC which organises the clock.
This clock symbolises how close the world has come to a deadly and horrific nuclear apocalypse.
Scientists use midnight as an indicator that Armageddon will break out.
Therefore the closer the hands are to midnight, the closer mankind is to a devastating nuclear war.
The clock was set at just 90 seconds to midnight in both 2024 and 2023.
In 2024 the scientists who created the clock explained that the threats posed by evil Vladimir Putin and his war with Ukraine continue.
The Bulletin president and CEO Rachel Bronson added that the horror October 7 attacks in Israel was an extra source of concern.
Since the 2024 announcement, certain potentially world-shattering fears have worsened.
Putin’s war of terror in Ukraine has intensified as the evil dictator began using a new arsenal of weapons.
Mad Vlad launched Oreshnik hypersonic ballistic missiles at his neighbour in November 2024.
The Pentagon warned that although the weapon was fired with conventional warheads – Moscow could still modify the weapon to carry a nuclear payload.
A spokesperson revealed that Russia’s move—using a never-before-fired missile—was viewed as “experimental” in Washington.
The world has also been gripped by more global health fears after people were hospitalised with what scientists feared was a ‘Disease X’.
Two people in Europe fell ill after being infected with a mystery pathogen in December 2024.
These unnamed people had visited the Democratic Republic of Congo showed up at different hospitals in Italy with signs of the little-known disease.
This followed the deadly Coronavirus pandemic which cause mass destruction to communities and countries healthcare systems.
Many hospitals and public health services worldwide are still struggling to recover from the devastating impact of Covid-19. As a result, leading scientists are cautioning that numerous regions are ill-prepared for a potential resurgence of the virus.
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