China-Laos military cooperation should contribute to regional stability, Vietnam says
Vietnam's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that military cooperation between China and Laos should contribute to regional stability, emphasizing the importance of peace and security for the entire region without specifying details of the cooperation.
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