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Putin and Kim: Brothers in Arms?

With the war in Ukraine raging on, Russia appears to have a new ally. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s visit to his neighbour this month could signal a boost for Russia’s military arsenal. Just how worried should Ukraine and Europe be? Guests: Daniel Pinkston International relations lecturer at Troy University Mark Kimmitt Former US Army Brigadier General, and former Assistant Secretary of State to President George W. Bush. Amanda Paul Senior Policy Analyst at the European Policy Centre