Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh Sea Route: 65 Years of History and Modern Significance
Commemorating 65 years since its establishment on October 23, 1961, the Ho Chi Minh Sea Route's legacy as a vital supply line during the war and its ongoing significance for national maritime sovereignty defense are highlighted.
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