Vietnam-Russia Relations Continue Strong Development, Benefiting Both Peoples and Regional/Global Peace
Vietnamese President To Lam, on a state visit to Russia at the invitation of President Vladimir Putin, spoke with TASS Russian News Agency. Both sides affirmed the robust development of bilateral relations and committed to deepening cooperation for the benefit of their peoples and for regional and global peace.
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