Vietnam secret document warns of ‘hostile forces’

A recently leaked secret document from Vietnam has warned of ‘hostile forces’ attempting to destabilize the country through various means. The document, dated last month, highlights the threat posed by these forces and calls for increased vigilance and security measures to counter their actions.

The document, which has been circulating online, does not specify the exact nature of these ‘hostile forces’ but suggests that they may be operating both domestically and internationally. It urges authorities to take swift and decisive action to protect the country’s sovereignty and security.

The leaked document has sparked concern among the Vietnamese population, with many calling for more transparency and accountability from the government on this issue. Some critics have also raised questions about the authenticity of the document and its implications for freedom of speech and political dissent in the country.

Overall, the leaked document serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing challenges faced by Vietnam in maintaining its national security and stability in the face of external threats. It remains to be seen how the government will respond to these concerns and what measures will be taken to address the perceived threat posed by ‘hostile forces’.