Amy Goodman
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Understanding the North Korea Crisis: How Would U.S. React if Russia Conducted War Games in Mexico?
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1:59Now PlayingWatch the full interview with Christine Hong on Democracy Now! at As North Korea threatens to launch a nuclear attack on the United States, the Obama administration is quietly expressing concern its own recent actions may have been too provocative and could inadvertently trigger a deeper crisis. Christine Hong, assistant professor at University of CaliforniaSanta Cruz and executive board member of the Korea Policy Institute, says that to understand the North Korea crisis, one must imagine a parallel scenario happening in the United States. If Russia and Mexico were ever to conduct war games similar to those now undertaken by the U.S. and South Korea, Hong says"It is difficult to conceive the U.S. wouldn't regard that as an act of hostility and aggression. And indeed, North Korea does."
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