
Russia and Vietnam agreed to strengthen cooperation in the field of maritime and shipping safety, intensify high-level delegation exchanges and strengthen cooperation between military branches, including humanitarian demining, as stated in a joint statement by Presidents Vladimir Putin and To Lam published on the Kremlin website.
AI-generated summary
Russia and Vietnam maintain a strategic partnership that includes cooperation in the defense, economic and humanitarian spheres. Recent talks in the Kremlin continued the tradition of regular high-profile meetings between the leaders of the two countries.
Russia and Vietnam agreed to strengthen cooperation in the field of ensuring maritime and navigation safety.
The parties intend to intensify delegation exchanges, primarily at a high level.
The Presidents of Russia and Vietnam Vladimir Putin and To Lam held talks in the Kremlin.
MOSCOW, September 9 - RIA Novosti. Russia and Vietnam have agreed to strengthen cooperation in the field of ensuring maritime security and navigation safety, follows from a statement by Russian President Vladimir Putin and Secretary General of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam, Vietnamese President To Lam.
The text of the Joint Statement on the further strengthening of Russian-Vietnamese relations of a comprehensive strategic partnership at a new stage was published on the Kremlin website.
“The parties agreed to intensify delegation exchanges, primarily at a high level, in order to implement the signed documents and increase the efficiency of existing mechanisms, strengthen cooperation between branches and branches of the military in the field of humanitarian demining, ensuring maritime security and navigation safety,” the text of the statement says.

In the Bryansk region, six people were injured as a result of attacks by Ukrainian drones on two enterprises and a gas station. The incidents occurred in Starodub, Klimovsky and Pogarsky districts, said the acting governor of the region, Yegor Kovalchuk.

The Guardian newspaper reports a growing shortage of food in Kyiv due to logistics problems. Officials acknowledge the rise in prices, but retail representatives claim a more significant rise in prices. Authorities urge citizens to stockpile food.
Thai Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow has urged Israel to better educate its citizens on local conduct after recent incidents. The move follows the deportation of an Israeli national for harassment, as Thailand tightens its immigration enforcement.

Explosions were recorded in Kharkov amid the current air raid alert. Information about the incident is confirmed by local sources and data from the online map of the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine.

CNN reports that the Ukrainian Armed Forces' optimism is fading due to the gradual destruction by Russian troops of defensive fortifications in the Donbass, including the loss of control over Konstantinovka.

An electrical substation was damaged in Gelendzhik as a result of a massive attack by AFU UAVs. Some residents of the city and nearby settlements were left without electricity; there were no casualties. Restoration work is underway.