According to VNA, ABC Mundial reported that these days, Vietnamese people are jubilantly celebrating the 49th anniversary of National Reunification Day, an important historical event marking the end of the Vietnamese people's resistance war against the US to save the country and the complete liberation of the South.
49 years ago, at 11:30 a.m. on April 30, 1975, the flag of the Liberation Army flew over the roof of the Independence Palace, marking the complete collapse of the US imperialists and their puppet government in southern Vietnam. The Ho Chi Minh Campaign was a complete victory, and Vietnam was unified.
According to ABC Mundial, since that moment, Vietnam has been determined to move forward on the path of national construction and development. Despite the challenges and lingering wounds of war, the Vietnamese people have strived to build the country. Over the past decades, Vietnam has achieved impressive economic growth and gradually opened up to the world. With the Doi Moi (Renovation) process implemented since 1986, Vietnam has made remarkable socio-economic progress. Vietnam has participated in free trade agreements and international relations, helping the country become an important player in the international arena.
Despite the scars of war, Vietnam has continued to build a prosperous future. Today, Vietnam is a key country in Southeast Asia, with a growing economy, expanding international relations and a resilient spirit that continues to inspire the world.
On the same day, the Radio Argentina website published an article by journalist Gaston Fiorda about his feelings when interviewing Vietnamese veterans who participated in the 1975 General Offensive, during his recent visit to Vietnam. He said the war in Vietnam was truly brutal, where civilians suffered every day, whether in the villages or the jungles. However, the Vietnamese people have strived to rise from the ruins of war, building a developed, peaceful country and integrating deeply with the world.
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