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k is unabashedly trying to advance is nuclear weapons delivery systems by testing ballistics, ballistic missile technology. in clear violation of this counsels resolutions. south korea also heaped on the criticism. the d. b r k is moving beyond beyond violating the motive passcodes council resolutions to now almost a month. the decisions are made by the skilled concepts to china and russia came to north korea's defense proclaiming the us for standing tensions where you find me assume the united states has taken the opportunity to strengthen the military alliances and provide confrontation and mobilize the allies for military exercises new bible that's further aggravating. the friction and confrontational dependency law gladys to show you said that most of us begins this backdrop. it's no surprise that young young, which an extremely powerful nuclear pilot is trying to back in to a kona, is trying to take the steps that it can in the interest of self defense who they meet. so putting it for c name, you introduce exams of sheets of the clock. i'm wondering if it's a debate with no end in sight as un members all claim rights to the argument. they're acting in self defense to and that does it for today wi

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it strikes me that we have no consistent strategy or policy with regards to the d pr k. and, and i wonder if, if you draw any lessons from that or any suggestions about what we might do to, to develop a consistent policy approach with regards to the d pr k. because what we've done so far from what i can tell hasn't worked. so i, i look to you are, are there lessons learned from the, the last decades that, that we ought to consider as we think about the next decades and we begin with you doctor. >> so having participated in the failure of that diplomacy, i would agree with you. i think, you know, we have been trying to deal with north korea since ronald reagan and have been unsuccessful. the deal that we put on the table effectively has been the same which is, you know, they, they freeze and dismantle their major programs in return for economic existence, food, political recognition and security guarantee, not security guarantee, a peace assurance on the peninsula and the region. it's come in different formats, bilaterally or multilaterally six party talks. but, you know,

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