Grandmother is afraid of losing her grandson

Hieu wants to stay and be a navy soldier.

The War Without Borders episode 30 aired on the evening of October 24th, revealing that Hieu (Tran Kien) and Thai (Viet Hoang) have become close after a long time of not liking each other.

As their military service was about to end, Hieu and Thai became close.

Nearing the end of his military service, Hieu confided to Thai: "When I was thrown in here, I thought I wouldn't be able to survive and get out. Now I think I'm lucky to be able to live in this environment."

At this time, Thai suddenly asked Hieu if he intended to become a professional. This made Hieu extremely confused because he had to choose between two options: to return to his grandmother or to continue with the job that Hieu had begun to love.

Grandmother is afraid of losing her grandson.

Before the end of his service, Hieu and his friends were able to participate in a live ammunition firing exercise. Experiencing the heroic atmosphere with his teammates and practicing the knowledge he had been trained in, Hieu felt happy and overwhelmed with emotions.

Hieu and his friends participated in military exercises and live ammunition shooting.

When she called to ask how he was doing, Hieu proudly told her about what he had just experienced. It seemed that she could feel his joy, and she was happy too. However, when Hieu shared his plan to become a navy soldier and mentioned the words "live bullets", she felt stunned and sad. Perhaps, her grief stemmed from the memories of her husband and son who had sacrificed their lives.

Grandma was worried when she heard her grandson mention the words live ammunition and wanting to become a navy soldier.

Will the grandmother object to her grandson's decision? Will Hieu give up his dream of staying in the navy to please his grandmother? The answer will be in episode 30 of War Without Borders, airing tonight on VTV1.

The War Without Borders Episode 30

Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/cuoc-chien-khong-gioi-tuyen-tap-30-ba-noi-lo-so-mat-chau-trai-192231024143130589.htm