After Biden & Xi, Putin lands in Vietnam. What's on the Agenda? | Vantage with Palki Sharma
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Published 2024-06-20
Russia and Vietnam pledged Thursday to deepen ties as President Vladimir Putin made a state visit aimed at bolstering his alliances to counter Moscow's growing isolation over the war in Ukraine. The Russian leader did not receive such a clear public declaration of support in Hanoi, but Vietnamese President To Lam indicated a desire to boost defence cooperation. Vietnam and Russia have close ties going back to the 1950s but the Southeast Asian manufacturing powerhouse has for years carefully avoided allying too closely with any major power -- the so-called "bamboo diplomacy" approach of seeking strength through flexibility. Is this visit a proof of that? Palki Sharma tells you.
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All Comments (21)
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Vietnam is playing it smart by creating options, multiple trade partners and not relying on any one country. Smart move.
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Vietnam is embracing all without taking sides, Ukraine need to learn something here!
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What a great country is Vietnam, it has defeated the Frech, the Americans and the Chinese...
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❤Russia and Vietnam ; true brotherhood. Well done Russia and Vietnam.
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Vietnam is genius when it comes to foreign policy, unlike the other one.
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Great leaders meet!!!!! Long live Vietnam 🇻🇳 & Russia 🇷🇺!!!!! World wants multi polar world for peace 🕊️.
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Vietnam is increasingly important to major powers.
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Vietnam will never forget who help vietnam in greatest need like from India and Russia . Vietnam learning a lot from India diplomaty , and choice what is the best for Vietnam . Long live the friendship India -Russia - Vietnam .
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Why India doesn't invite Putin for a visit ? because if the US says no, India can not say yes. Vietnam may be smaller than India but it is more powerful than India.
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Vietnam is the only country that can welcome all high-ranking officials from countries around the world without any sanctions.
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"Looks like Russia is forming a new alliance similar to NATO, where partners support each other in times of war. This could checkmate NATO and encourage more countries to join, ending American and European bullying and creating a more balanced world."
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Well done, beautiful Russia… love from Australia ❤❤❤
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" Enemy's enemy is our Friend " Strong move by signing treaty with kinj0ng un
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Africa is with Russia
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Vietnamese president so humble
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World leader
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True friends meet each other , that is it what the west do not like , Well done Russia and Vietnam !
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Slava Russia from Africaaaaa❤
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God bless Russia and President Putin.
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What is India going to do for Russia, the country that helped India in its ever lowest and dangerous times? Now, Russia is in need of India's help it seems.
