Military Broadcasting Center Celebrates 15th Anniversary with Third-Class Fatherland Defense Order
On May 15, the Military Broadcasting Center in Hanoi celebrated its 15th anniversary and received the Third-Class Fatherland Defense Order. Politburo member Nguyen Trong Nghia urged the military media to accelerate digital transformation and AI integration to maintain its role in ideological guidance.
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