VIET NAM, MONGOLIA DEEPEN BILATERAL TIES

Vietnamese President Võ Văn Thưởng and his Mongolian counterpart Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh visited the Mobile Police Command on Thursday morning as part of the Mongolian President's state visit to Viet Nam.
The presidents were impressed by the Mobile Cavalry Police Corps' ability to fully train wild horses within three years and familiarize them with smoke, fire, and explosions. These horses are now capable of coordinating with soldiers to perform combat skills.
The Cavalry Mobile Police Corps, an armed combat unit that utilizes horses to fight crimes, operates under the Mobile Police Command. Horses gifted by the Government and people of Mongolia have contributed to the development of the Cavalry Mobile Police unit, ensuring Viet Nam's national security, social order, and safety.
During the event, the police unit showcased a combat performance with horses and introduced the two country leaders to the foals being raised and trained at the unit.