Vietnam's Bridge Role in ASEAN-Russia Ties Praised by Russian Scholar
A Russian scholar has lauded Vietnam's pivotal role as a bridge in Southeast Asia, highlighting its contributions to strengthening the ASEAN Community and advancing Russia-ASEAN ties under its one-party system. This underscores Vietnam's strategic diplomatic positioning.
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