Prophetic Dream: WW3 Invasion of Russian & Chinese Troops

05/18/2022 Prophetic Dream: WW3 Invasion of Russian & Chinese Troops

May 18th, 2022 Dream:

The dream began on a beach at dusk, just before sunset. I didn’t recognize where I was, nor could I identify the country, region, or city. All I knew for certain was that I was standing on a shoreline.

Land and beach stretched to my right, while the ocean was to my left, suggesting it lay to the south or southeast. The sand was scattered with objects—amulets, iron pieces, and iron crosses were strewn everywhere. The scene powerfully evoked World War II imagery, especially the beaches of Normandy after the invasion.

As I walked farther up the beach, I suddenly heard the roar of aircraft growing rapidly louder. Looking up, I saw hundreds of military-style cargo planes overhead—similar to C-17s and C-130s, the types used for troop transport. I’m an Army veteran and Airborne-qualified; I’ve jumped from both C-17s and C-130s, so I know exactly what they look and sound like.

Among the cargo planes, I also spotted helicopters. They weren’t U.S. military models but were clearly configured to transport troops.

The aircraft flew in formation from north to south along the coastline. I watched as troops began parachuting from the planes.

I looked more closely at the aircraft, focusing on their tails, and saw Russian flags clearly marked on them. The airborne operation had already begun.

I continued inland, away from the beach, and entered a city. By then, the sun had fully set, and it was dark. People moved about as if nothing unusual had happened, seemingly unaware of the aircraft, troop movements, or landings that had just occurred.

I tried to observe my surroundings more carefully to determine where I was, but I couldn’t identify the city or country. The architecture and landmarks were unfamiliar. I noticed a few military personnel, but couldn’t determine their nationalities.

What stood out was that the city showed no signs of prior conflict—no visible damage, no evidence of fighting, and no indication that the people expected an invasion. It appeared unsuspecting and unprepared, situated near the sea.

Suddenly, panic swept through the city. Russian troops entered, and civilians began fleeing in fear. Confusion and chaos erupted as people realized an invasion was underway.

I didn’t run—there was no time to escape. I knelt, raised my hands, lowered my head, and surrendered. Others around me did the same.

Soldiers approached and asked if I spoke English, which I found unusual, but I assumed they recognized I was American. When I looked up to respond, I was shocked to see that Russian troops weren’t alone—Chinese troops were with them, and the Chinese soldiers were interpreting for the Russians.

It was clear that Chinese forces had invaded alongside the Russians.

At that moment, I woke up—but immediately slipped into a second vision.

In the second vision, I was attending a church service. While sitting in the auditorium, I overheard a group of people talking. One of them described a dream in which Russian and Chinese troops invaded together.

I rushed over and asked them to share what they had seen. As they spoke, it became clear their dream matched the events I had just witnessed. They even asked me about the aircraft—whether there were hundreds or thousands of planes. From what I saw, I could only say hundreds, though it might have been more.

The person confirmed they’d seen the same invasion, involving both Russian and Chinese forces.

Another detail stood out in this second vision. While at church, I was also working with the youth. Children were back in school, but it was still hot outside. Pools remained open, and I saw pool parties happening. This suggested a timeframe of late summer—most likely August or early September.

Then I woke up.