Kasparov Hinted That People Capable Of Ending The War In Ukraine Might Soon Emerge
- 5.10.2026, 7:37
In some European countries, capable leaders will come to power.
One of the leaders of the Russian opposition, world chess champion Garry Kasparov, explained why Putin would not dare to use nuclear weapons: “China needs the war to continue; in other words, China’s interests require that no nuclear weapons be used. Let them fight forever. That suits China just fine, but there will be no change in the world order without permission from Beijing, so all these threats are just for the faint of heart. We’ll do this and that over there. You won’t do a thing.”
The politician shared his thoughts with viewers of the YouTube channel “Free Russia Forum”.
A Russian opposition figure identified what could quickly end the war and resolve many other problems in Europe: “It would be good, of course, if there were real leaders in the West. It wouldn’t be a bad idea to deploy missiles in Lithuania that could reach Moscow in ten minutes. That would solve all the problems at once—the war would end—but there are no such people in the West. Maybe there will be such people in the West someday.”
“The elections in Latvia are over, and the situation in Sweden is changing. I was there for a couple of days. I get the feeling that, before you know it, everything there will change. By the way, as soon as you launch a nuclear missile at a Ukrainian city, both the Swedes and the Finns will immediately demand something, and they’ll end up with nuclear missiles of their own. “If he’s really gone mad, then rabid wolves need to be shot,” Kasparov said encouragingly.
The politician also stated: “A barking dog doesn’t bite. Putin will bomb differently. By and large, he doesn’t need to do that. He has a different plan. To give him credit, the plan is working—a plan of intimidation and a plan aimed at changing the political situation in Europe—and to do that, he needs to use the electoral process to create critical situations in those countries. Look at what’s happening in France. I’m practically certain this didn’t just happen out of the blue.”