Close-up of modern missiles, anti-aircraft guns, and radars produced by Vietnam

(VTC News) - A series of modern weapons researched and produced by Viettel were introduced at the National Achievements Exhibition celebrating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2.

On August 28, the National Achievements Exhibition celebrating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2 opened at the National Exhibition Center (Hanoi). The Military Industry - Telecommunications Group ( Viettel ) brought to the exhibition 50 civil and military technology products.

Many products belong to national strategic technology groups such as new generation telecommunications networks, semiconductor chips, robots, cyber security and aerospace.

In the outdoor area, in the exhibition space of the Ministry of National Defense , Viettel introduced self-researched and produced military technology such as heavy ground self-propelled artillery; anti-aircraft artillery; air defense radar systems and maritime surveillance.

People enjoy taking souvenir photos next to Vietnam's military equipment at the exhibition.

Robot dog developed by Viettel.

Long-range multi-purpose unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and anti-UAV complexes for modern combat were also introduced at this exhibition.

The tactical reconnaissance and jamming system for unmanned aerial vehicles is a modern combat weapon, researched and manufactured by Vietnamese engineers, capable of reconnaissance, detection, identification, orientation, and jamming unmanned aerial vehicles to protect key areas.

The 57mm anti-aircraft artillery system is capable of protecting air defense positions, airports, ports, factories and important facilities from air attacks such as aircraft, helicopters, paratroopers, missiles and UAVs.

Viettel is gradually mastering semiconductor chip technology.

The Truong Son missile complex is one of the modern weapons developed entirely by Viettel. This is a shore-based missile complex that can fire anti-ship cruise missiles.

The introduction of modern military equipment researched and produced by Viettel shows Vietnam's ability to master technology in the new situation.

TIEN THANG (Photo source: Viettel)

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