"Two different people" - Putin pretended over the years - here comes his transformation in 25 years

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According to Mikhail Kasyanov, Putin pretended for long time - before he turned into a bloody dictator in 25 years.

See that "Two different people - Putin's transformation in 25 years."

Mikhail Kasyanov, who served as Russian prime minister from 2000 to 2004, is a frequent critic of Vladimir Putin who now lives in exile in Latvia and now in Finland.

There would be in Russia 'no chance' for opposition to rise says Kasyanov

Vladimir Putin may test Nato’s resolve by invading one of the Baltic states in a bid to shore up support for his war, a former Russian Prime Minister has claimed.

But while Mikhail Kasyanov said attitudes within his country towards the conflict have changed in the two years since Putin’s invasion, there was zero chance of any serious opposition.

 “Putin could easily try to test Article V (5) of the Nato charter.”

The 66-year-old, a frequent critic of Putin and his regime who now lives in exile in Riga, säys now: 

“It could be one of the small countries of the Baltic states.”

Putin launched his full-scale offensive on February 24, 2022, but hopes of a swift victory were rapidly snuffed out with Ukraine, led by Volodymyr Zelensky, putting up dogged resistance ever since.

Putin, who is almost certain to be re-elected next month still had support and his propaganda machine suggests he retains the backing of 85 of the population, Mr Kasyanov said - although he estimated the true figure was more like 40.