Vladimir Putin consolidates once again his image as a powerful man: Russian President entered the cage of leopard “friend” and stroked the animal (VIDEO)

Russian President Vladimir Putin does not miss any opportunity to stand out. Just two days before the start of the 2014 Olympic Games at the Black Sea resort of Sochi, the Kremlin leader entered the cage of a leopard. This wasn’t the first adventure of its kind for Putin. (scroll down for VIDEO)

The latest action which was meant at cementing the image of tough Russian president, took place during a visit to the leopards’ breeding and rehabilitation center in the city of Sochi.

Putin stepped into the leopard cage where he fondled the feline. While turning out to be friendly to the President, the leopard seemed not to like his entourage as it attacked the Olympic reporters who were joining event. According to Russian media, the leopard scratched one of the journalists on the hand and bit another on the knee.

Putin’s deed was not something random as the leopard was chosen to be the mascot of the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics whose Opening Ceremony kicked off last Friday.

“I love animals, I seem to have an affinity for them. We liked each other,” said the Russian president.
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Putin has created the image of a powerful man who manages to do everything: back in 2009 he boarded a submarine and sank the world’s deepest lake, Baikal, during a research expedition. Then, while dressed in shirt and black jeans, he posed driving a Harley -Davidson at the international riders show.

Putin appeared in public fishing or practicing judo. He rode horses, swam into frozen lakes, shot whales, released leopards, hugged a polar bear, “saved” a TV crew from the clutches of a tiger and “learned” Siberian cranes to fly.

Video: Leopard likes Putin but attacks Olympic journalists