National Defence Journal

Thursday, September 03, 2026, 10:15 (GMT+7)

Stepping up the alleviation of war toxic chemicals in Vietnam

Tuesday, August 10, 2021, 07:06 (GMT+7)
The consequences of toxic chemicals left by war in Vietnam are still very severe and long-lasting. Therefore, each organisation and individual should continue to thoroughly grasp and well implement the guidelines of the Party and the State, and continue to support, care for and help victims of Agent Orange to overcome difficulties and diseases and integrate into the community.

Russia’s Constitutional amendments and the fight for its national sovereignty

Tuesday, August 25, 2020, 18:02 (GMT+7)

Chemical Corps enhances its capability of Agent Orange/Dioxin decontamination

Thursday, November 14, 2019, 07:00 (GMT+7)
Over the past years, the Chemical Corps has assisted the Ministry of National Defence to make recommendations for the Government to build plans and policies and direct the settlement of consequences of toxic chemicals in general and AO/Dioxin in particular.

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Highlights

Applying the lesson of harnessing the strength of great national unity from the August Revolution to building a strong and modern all-people national defence

More than 80 years after the victory of the August Revolution of 1945, the lesson of harnessing the strength of great national unity retains its full significance. In the new context, inheriting and creatively applying this historic lesson constitutes an objective requirement for building a strong and modern all-people national defence capable of meeting the requirements of safeguarding the Fatherland in the new situation.