Yalta 2.0 Putin Declares Language = Sovereignty — What It Means for China?

Yalta 2.0 Putin Declares Language = Sovereignty — What It Means for China?

Putin just redefined national borders — not with tanks, but with language.

In this episode, we dive deep into *Yalta 2.0*, a bold new doctrine where Vladimir Putin declares that **language is sovereignty**, and those who speak Russian are tied to the Russian motherland — no matter where they live.

So what does this mean for China?

With millions of Russian speakers inside its borders and complex regional dynamics in play, this shift could challenge not just China's internal stability — but the global balance of power.

We explore:

* The historical echoes of the original Yalta Agreement
* Why Putin’s doctrine could redraw the post-Soviet map
* How China might react to this new definition of legitimacy and intervention
* The geopolitical and ideological collision between Moscow and Beijing

💬 Leave a comment — does language define a nation?

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