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The famous blind Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga, who 'predicted' 9/11, Brexit and the rise of ISIS despite having been dead for over twelve years, has revealed her predictions for 2019, The Daily Mail reports.

According to Baba, two of the most prominent world leaders will be in trouble this year, with Russian President Vladimir Putin facing an assassination attempt from somebody inside his security team and U.S President Donald Trump losing his hearing to a mysterious illness.

Baba, who has become cult figure among conspiracy theorists, has also predicted a massive earthquake-tsunami will wipe out large parts of Asia, and Europe will buckle under a disastrous economic crash.

So could any of these actually come true?

Putin has already survived at least one major assassination attempt, which was foiled in the run up to the 2012 presidential election.

Now the Russian president has surrounded himself with a highly-trained sniper squad whose only task is to keep him alive, so perhaps he agrees with Baba that another attempt on his life is a possibility in 2019.

Putin should also prepare for a giant meteorite to hit Russia, according to Baba.

As for Donald Trump, the U.S President is predicted to have a disastrous 2019, as not only might he succumb to an unexplained illness that will cause him nausea, tinnitus, brain trauma, and hearing loss, but a member of his family will be involved in a car crash.

This year it was reported that American diplomats in Cuba and China were suffering from mysterious hearing loss and tinnitus, which is believed to have been a caused by overexposure to pulsed radiofrequency/microwave electromagnetic radiation from bugging or surveillance.

Next Baba predicted that Europe will suffer from a massive economic collapse, which some will say could easily happen when Britain exits the European Union on March 29 219.    

And she thinks another devastating tsunami is on the horizon next year, one that could wipe out parts of several Asian countries including Pakistan, India, China, Japan and Indonesia.