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Exiled Russian oligarch says 'the next steps' of Putin's war may be invasion of the Baltic countries: 'He's at war with the United States and NATO'
23 March 2022, Berlin: Russian regime critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky speaks out on Russia's war against Ukraine at a press briefing hosted by the Center for Liberal Modernity. The former Russian oligarch and former head of the Yukos oil company lives abroad after serving a ten-year prison sentence as a critic of Russian President Putin.
23 March 2022, Berlin: Russian regime critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky speaks out on Russia's war against Ukraine at a press briefing hosted by the Center for Liberal Modernity. The former Russian oligarch and former head of the Yukos oil company lives abroad after serving a ten-year prison sentence as a critic of Russian President Putin.Bernd von Jutrczenka/picture alliance via Getty Images
  • Putin is not at war with Ukraine. He is at war with the United States and NATO.

  • Propagandists have already begun to prepare Russian society for an attack on NATO countries, according to the exiled oligarch.

  • If Putin decides to invade the Baltic countries, he will do it if he wins in Ukraine.

In an interview with CNN Sunday, exiled Russian tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky said that the invasion of the Baltic countries may be the next step in the war.

In his head, Putin is not fighting with Ukraine. He is at war with the United States and NATO.

The richest man in Russia until 2003 was charged with financial crimes by Putin and imprisoned for nine years. He has been an outspoken critic of the Kremlin since his release.

His propagandists have begun to prepare Russian society for an attack on NATO countries. This is the preparation of Russian public opinion for this.

The invasion of Ukraine would end Putin's regime according to the predictions made by Khodorkovsky earlier this month. He expressed concern that Putin went insane when the Ukrainians resisted the invasion and that the attacks could escalate.

If Putin decides that he has won in Ukraine, the next step will be the Baltic countries.

All of the Baltic countries are members of NATO. President Joe Biden has said the US will defend every inch of NATO territory and has moved American troops into the region.

The original article is on Business Insider.

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