Vietnam-Russia Relations to Reach New Milestones as Federation Council Chairwoman Visits
Chairwoman of Russia's Federation Council visited Vietnam for talks aimed at strengthening the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Discussions focused on enhancing parliamentary cooperation and economic ties, signaling a commitment to advancing bilateral relations.
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