I am very concerned about the Ukraine/NATO attacks inside Russia. Like it or not, Russia has nuclear weapons and will not hesitate to use them if it perceives a threat to its existence. It seems like a cease-fire agreement would be the best way to avoid further escalation, but we seem bent on destabilizing Russia as punishment for its transgressions. How did that work out for Germany after WW1? Is another Armageddon in Europe's future?
I can't help but notice the number of Trump Cult Russian apologists who awarded you points for your fear mongering.
The first time Putin tries to use a nuclear weapon on foreign soil, mushroom will sprout over every city in Russia within hours, and the nation will cease to exist. France, Great Britain, and the USA all have nuclear arsenals, and Putin doesn't have enough resources to stop it from happening.
You need to go back and read why Germany turned to Hitler after WWI. Germany was punished economically AFTER they surrendered. No one is "punishing" Russia with reparations and economic ruin if Putin is gone and their agression ceases, but Putin has stated for years that his goal is to "restore the Russian empire".
Also note that like Hitler, when Putin wasn't stopped from invading the Crimea, he almost immediately turned to the Donesk Region of the Ukraine, and when that didn't work, he launched an all-out assault thinking an entertainer like Zelensky wouldn't be able to fight back, and NATO had been too weakened by Trump, to help.
Putin is already talking about going after Poland next. He's been in power for 20 years now, and he's not getting any younger. That Empire isn't going to build itself.