Sheitelman Explained How The War Could End Against Putin's Will
- 15.10.2026, 16:09
A popular blogger believes that the Kremlin leader could be removed from power.
There have been instances in world history when dictators, willing to destroy entire nations, died unexpectedly, and something similar could happen to Putin, suggested political strategist and blogger Mikhail Sheitelman. According to him, at some point, the Kremlin leader may appear to be a genuine threat to the intelligence services of a certain country, and they will simply eliminate him, which will lead to an end to the war in Ukraine, just as happened after Stalin’s death. Sheitelman shared his thoughts with viewers of the YouTube channel “And Graham Struck”.
The blogger reminded readers that the words of dictators should be taken seriously:
“Someone once said, ‘Believe what dictators say, because they mean exactly what they say.’ Dictators say that we will strike the Kaliningrad Oblast with nuclear weapons and destroy Lithuania. They say this in no uncertain terms.”
According to him, Putin has made similar statements about Finland and Japan.
When asked whether the war could end against Putin’s will, Sheitelman said yes. He cited an example from the Old Testament, where a dictator who was about to destroy a people suddenly died. According to him, something similar happened later: according to Jewish chronology, this was the case with Stalin in 1953, when, as the political scientist claims, he was preparing “Holocaust No. 2” on the territory of the USSR and was ready to send all Jews to the Gulag on the basis of their ethnicity. Stalin’s death, Sheitelman added, also brought an end to the war in Korea.
The causes of such deaths, in his opinion, are not necessarily mystical:
“These deaths do not occur because someone in heaven asked for them, but perhaps because someone used some kind of physical force against these people. As soon as the cost of the issue becomes higher than the cost of eliminating that person, the issue is sometimes resolved.”