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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...ago, June 2024, Putin visited North Korea and signed a mutual defense pact with North Korea. This is a very, very big deal. Because..."
Jiang dates Putin's North Korea turn to June 2024 and treats the mutual defense pact as a major strategic escalation because it obligates Russia and North Korea to defend one another if attacked.
Jiang says the June 2024 Russia-North Korea mutual defense pact is strategically strange because North Korea already has a 1961 defense pact with China, so Putin's direct pact with Kim Jong-un signals a deeper plan whose purpose may become clearer only after a few years.
"...ago, June 2024, Putin visited North Korea and signed a mutual defense pact with North Korea. This is a very, very big deal. Because..."
"...is a big deal because previously, North Korea had a mutual defense pact with China signed in 1961 after the Korean War. And so..."
"...in the one I ran Two because I have a mutual defense pact with Russia Right So if I 'm attacked R ussia comes..."
"...Iran, and this is important because Saudi Arabia has a mutual defense pact with Pakistan, so that if any are attacked, the other is..."
"...is key, is that Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signed a mutual defense pact, meaning that if Saudi Arabia wants war to be attacked, then..."
"...that a few months after that Saudi Arabia signed a mutual defense pact with Pakistan so if Saudi Arabia is attacked Pakistan must come..."
"...Iranians but then a few months later Pakistan signed a mutual defense pact with Saudi Arabia which meant that Saudi Arabia is under attack..."
"...called the Delian League, which was meant to be a mutual defense pact. But over time, Athens, as a hegemon, started to exploit its..."
"...years ago put in fluent north korea and signed a mutual defense pact with north korea saying that you know if anyone attacks north..."
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