DNA Drive Offers Hope for Identifying Fallen Soldiers in Vietnam
Vietnam is advancing the identification of fallen soldiers' remains through DNA analysis. As of September 2026, samples from 207,656 martyrs have been collected, reaching 98.15% of the target, with database construction underway. This initiative honors soldiers who contributed to the nation's peace and development.
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