Is the West considering the elimination of Putin? An expert's opinion
The Russian president cannot be sure of his safety either in the aggressor state or in the countries he visits.
Volodymyr Putin
Volodymyr Putin does not allow unverified people near him and only visits countries friendly to Russia, traveling by planes accompanied by fighter jets. During the G7, "Ramstein," and meetings organized by the Pentagon, options for physically eliminating Putin have undoubtedly been discussed. And these are necessary actions.
Political strategist Mykhailo Sheitelman expressed this view to "24Kanal."
NATO now threatens Russia, just as Putin once threatened the world
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg states that NATO's nuclear forces, including those of the US and UK, are on high alert.
"We are at the beginning of a nuclear war. Previously, only Putin threatened the world with nuclear war, but now NATO is threatening Russia," Mykhailo Sheitelman said.
According to the political strategist, the West is contemplating the elimination of Putin to stop a nuclear war. This method might be used.
"Putin also understands this. He eliminated Prigozhin by either using air defense forces or by blowing up his plane," he emphasized.
Sheitelman believes that Putin's security services are taking all necessary safety measures. He only flies with fighter jet escorts because anything can happen to him anywhere. However, the elimination of the dictator, according to Sheitelman, is an extremely important political decision that would only be made in a critical situation.
"If there is a high probability that Putin plans to use nuclear weapons, then Joe Biden will have to decide whether to strike Russia or not," Mykhailo Sheitelman noted.
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