So having seen the "epic" War without end episodes, and trying to get my head around the amount of time shifting that takes place in it..lol, one key question remains that I found through a bit of research, hopefully some of the members here can explain an answer for it, here it is and I quote:
"The assumption at the end of the episode seems to be that by successfully pulling Babylon 4 back in time, the crew has averted the Shadow attack on Babylon 5 in eight days, in which Ivanova sends out the distress call heard in part one. Does that mean that Sinclair's flashforward to the firefight aboard B5 has also been averted? What about Lady Ladira's vision of the destruction of Babylon 5? ("Signs and Portents") If all those glimpses of the future are no longer true, how much validity do the remaining ones have? Each of them could be from a completely different possible future, none of which will end up ever taking place."
So that question got me wondering about all what happens to Londo 17 years afterwards does it REALLY happen...i.e city in flames, he's nearly dead...etc....
"The assumption at the end of the episode seems to be that by successfully pulling Babylon 4 back in time, the crew has averted the Shadow attack on Babylon 5 in eight days, in which Ivanova sends out the distress call heard in part one. Does that mean that Sinclair's flashforward to the firefight aboard B5 has also been averted? What about Lady Ladira's vision of the destruction of Babylon 5? ("Signs and Portents") If all those glimpses of the future are no longer true, how much validity do the remaining ones have? Each of them could be from a completely different possible future, none of which will end up ever taking place."
So that question got me wondering about all what happens to Londo 17 years afterwards does it REALLY happen...i.e city in flames, he's nearly dead...etc....

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