The masterful strategic leadership of the Party - The decisive factor in the victory of the 1975 Spring Offensive and Uprising
Friday, April 25, 2025, 10:05 (GMT+7)
The 1975 Spring Offensive and Uprising began with the Central Highlands Campaign and concluded with the historic Ho Chi Minh Campaign. It had immense military, political, economic, and diplomatic significance, affirming the Party’s art of leadership and its skilful strategic direction.
The art of fighting enemy counterattack in the 1975 Central Highlands Campaign
Monday, March 10, 2025, 15:11 (GMT+7)
During the 1975 Central Highlands Campaign, our command devised and executed plans to achieve success in multiple key engagements. Among these, the decisive fight to repel the enemy’s counterattack aimed at retaking Buon Ma Thuot was a major success. This victory created a favourable opportunity for us to advance and annihilate the entire enemy force in the strategic Central Highlands region
Promoting the core role of the Navy in the protection of the country’s seas and islands
Friday, September 27, 2024, 08:22 (GMT+7)
Thoroughly grasping the resolutions and directives of the Party and State on sea and island strategy, in recent years, all levels, sectors, localities and the Navy have regularly cared and led the synchronous implementation of solutions to protect sea and island sovereignty and gained significant results.
Distinctive features of the combat art of the opening battle in the Northern Central Highlands Campaign in 1954
Saturday, February 17, 2024, 07:25 (GMT+7)
Based on a precise understanding, assessment, and conclusion of the enemy situation, our forces, the terrain, and the weather in the operational area, the Campaign Command decided to choose the Northern Central Highlands as the main offensive direction to initiate the Campaign. This was a wise choice, reflecting the foresight, keen thinking, and creativity of the Campaign’s Party Committee and Command, as the Central Highlands was a strategic area for both our army and the enemy in Southern Vietnam and the Indochina.
5th Military Region Armed Forces promote their core role and proactively respond to “double challenges”
Monday, October 11, 2021, 14:37 (GMT+7)
No matter how hard it is, the Military Region Armed Forces have always raised the spirit of self-reliance, resilience, bravery, creativity, combat, and win whether in peacetime or wartime. Given complex developments of natural disasters and the COVID-19 pandemic within its area of responsibility, the Military Region has brought into play its leading role and performed its combat mission in peacetime
The Military Region 5 and the movement of all people’s involvement in border, sea, island sovereignty protection
Friday, April 12, 2019, 09:37 (GMT+7)
The Military Region 5 is a strategic area, sharing a 715.7-km-long border with Laos and Cambodia, having an 894-km-long coastline, nearly 100 inshore islands, and the Spratlys and the Paracels. This is the great potential for localities to boost socio-economic development and international integration while posing challenges to the protection of border, sea, island sovereignty and security
Khanh Hoa Provincial Military Party Committee leads the performance of the military-defence missions
Wednesday, December 05, 2018, 06:59 (GMT+7)
Over the past years, the Provincial Military Party Committee (PMPC) of Khanh Hoa has always focused on leading and effectively carrying out the military-defence work, laying a solid foundation for maintaining political stability and facilitating the province’s socio-economic development and international integration
Nha Trang to host 2017’s first APEC Senior Officials Meeting
Monday, February 20, 2017, 10:47 (GMT+7)
The first Senior Officials’ Meeting of APEC (SOM1) and related meetings in 2017 will be organised in Nha Trang city, the south central province of Khanh Hoa, from February 18 to March 3
The exercise of Vietnam’s sovereignty over Paracel and Spratly Islands in French colonial period (1884-1945)
Monday, March 02, 2015, 10:15 (GMT+7)
Since signing the June 6, 1884 Treaty with the Vietnamese Nguyen Dynasty, France had represented Vietnam in all of its external relations and protected Vietnam’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. This is manifested in the signing of Land Delimitation Treaty and the Supplemented Treaty between France and the Chinese Qing Dynasty in 1887 and 1895 respectively. Within the framework of those commitments, Vietnam’s sovereignty over the Paracel (Hoang Sa) and the Spratly (Truong Sa) archipelagoes was exercised by France