“What past” or “which past” behavior? Putin is a history of being “aggressive” or “thuggish”. His support for the Russian church only goes so far as to further his own agenda.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epwznxJ8zaE
>>“What past” or “which past” behavior?
Either one is grammatically correct:
1 “What past” behavior are you speaking about?
or
2 “Which past” behavior are you referring to?
>>Putin is a history of being “aggressive” or “thuggish”
The 31 second video link you posted does not appear to support the two adjectives used to describe him.
Thank you for the link. I enjoyed reading the comments which seemed to be positive. One in particular stated that it is typical behavior to kiss a priest’s hand, but not for the priest to kiss a leader’s hand. The poster indicated its significance was to convey the message that Putin was recognized as the Leader of the country (paraphrased).