Yakutia, also known as the Sakha Republic, is the largest territory in Russia, spanning over 3 million square kilometers. It is the coldest inhabited region on Earth. Despite the freezing surroundings of ice and snow, the warmth of the human spirit burns brightly within each person and their family.

Farewell to Winter (Maslenitsa) is one of Russia's most vibrant and deeply rooted traditions. This Slavic festival marks the symbolic transition from winter to spring, celebrating the harmonious bond between people and nature. For many Vietnamese students who have studied in Russia, participating in Maslenitsa, especially in the scenic Kalistovo forest near Moscow, leaves an unforgettable memory of warmth, tradition, and camaraderie.

Situated in the heart of Red Square in Moscow, St. Basil's Cathedral stands out like a mystical, radiant castle. It attracts millions of visitors each year due to its sublime combination of religious architecture and secular artistry, blending seamlessly and profoundly.

Within the framework of the Vietnam-Cuba young officer exchange from August 16 to 18, a delegation of young officers of the Vietnam People's Army visited a number of combat units of the Cuban Ministry of the Revolutionary Armed Forces. This is the opportunity for the young officers from both sides to learn lessons about maintaining discipline, training, and organizing revolutionary action movements and to enhance mutual understanding.