Tet wishes sent to units in Lang Son

PANO - Permanent member of the Central Military Commission (CMC) and Deputy Defense Minister Sr. Lt. Gen. Hoang Xuan Chien on January 13 led a mission from the CMC and Ministry of National Defense (MND) to check combat readiness posture and extend Tet greetings to some units stationed in Lang Son province.

MND delegation checks air defense, air force units

MR7 Command extends Tet greetings to troops and people in Con Dao district

General Department of Defense Industry’s delegation presents Tet gifts to needy people

Gen. Chien hands over Tet gifts to the Lang Son provincial Military Command.

Heads of units, namely the Lang Son provincial Military Command, the Border Guard Command, Van Lang district’s Military Command, Tan Thanh Border Post, the Border Post of Huu Nghi International Border Gate, provincial Public Security, reported on their units’ outstanding accomplishments in 2024 and missions for 2025.

They emphasized the units’ pro-active grasping, evaluation, and forecasting of situations, time suggestions to deal with emerging issues, good performance of combat readiness duties, and prompt preparations for the upcoming lunar New Year (Tet).

Tet gifts presented to Tan Thanh Border Post

The defense leader lauded units’ attainments, particularly their good implementation of defense and military work, advice on building the whole-people’s defense disposition coupled with the people’s security posture, and results in force regularity building, discipline observance, and mass mobilization work.

He asked units’ Party committees, chains-of-command to promote solidarity, concentrate their leadership and direction on implementing tasks right on first days of 2025 with quality higher than previous year, contributing to upholding political security, social order and safety in border areas, building the borderline of peace, friendship, cooperation and development.

Gen. Chien speaks at the visit to the Border Post of Huu Nghi International Border Gate.

Units were also urged to enhance administrative reform, digital transformation, IT application, smart border gates, digital border gates, and pay attention to organizing a cozy Tet for troops and local people.

On the occasion of the upcoming Tet, Gen. Chien extended Tet greetings and handed over Tet gifts from the CMC and MND to units and to policy beneficiary families in Van Lang district.

Gen. Chien presents Tet gifts to local policy beneficiary families.

Sending Tet wishes to officers and soldiers of the Lang Son provincial Public Security force, Gen. Chien hoped that they would continue working closely and effectively with military forces in the locality to complete all assigned missions.