The ‘Simpsons’ foresaw Russia’s’sad’ invasion of Ukraine.

This “Simpsons” prophecy was not amusing.

“The Simpsons,” which is known for forecasting Super Bowl outcomes and other light-hearted events, has recently been credited on social media with foreseeing something less amusing: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

As a result of the horrific tragedy, perceptive Twitter users compared the clash to an episode of the prophetic series “Simpson Tide” from 1998. During a military practice, Homer unintentionally launches a submarine commander into Russian waters, inspiring a resurgent Soviet Union to deploy troops and tanks to the streets and revive the Berlin Wall.

“Simpsons” showrunner Al Jean confirmed the worrisome comparisons, tweeting, “Very sad to report this was not hard to foresee.”

In an interview with the Hollywood Reporter, Jean explained, “I hate to say it, but I was born in 1961, so 30 years of my life were lived with the specter of the Soviet Union.” “So, to me, this is more of a prediction than a prediction.” We just assumed things would deteriorate.”

“Historical aggression never really goes away,” the animator from Michigan remarked, “and you have to be really watchful.” When this clip aired in 1998, it was possibly the pinnacle of US-Russia relations.”

“However, practically everyone has made it plain that [Russian President Vladimir] Putin is a nasty guy, and bad things are likely to happen,” he added.

In the most recent development, Russian soldiers have gained the upper hand.