Vietnamese UN Peacekeepers Share Difficulties with Children in South Sudan
As their mission in South Sudan nears its end, medical staff from Vietnam's Level 2 Field Hospital No. 7 visited children in difficult circumstances in the capital, Juba, fostering interaction. This initiative highlights Vietnam's contribution to peacekeeping operations.
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