Border Guards in Haiphong Inaugurate 'Heed the Nation's Call' Statues
Border Guard units in Haiphong city, Vietnam, have simultaneously inaugurated statues titled 'Heed the Nation's Call,' depicting President Ho Chi Minh advising border guards. This initiative aims to implement the Politburo's directive to promote the study and practice of Ho Chi Minh's ideology and is timed with upcoming national anniversaries.
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