Từ vựng về ngày Giải phóng miền Nam 30/4 trong tiếng Anh

Despite the Paris Peace Agreement, which mandated a ceasefire and the preservation of the South Vietnamese government until future elections, the US continued to support the Saigon regime. Consequently, the war continued. Recognizing a shift in the war’s momentum, Vietnam’s Politburo accelerated military, political, and international efforts to decisively change the situation in the South.

Extensive preparations were made, with thousands of reinforcements and a vast amount of supplies sent South. This support from the North not only bolstered forces for the decisive battle but also laid groundwork for post-war reconstruction.

With careful planning, the Vietnamese forces launched a strategic three-pronged offensive in March 1975, culminating in the successful Ho Chi Minh Campaign. On April 30th, 1975, the Independence Palace was captured, and the South Vietnamese government surrendered, marking the end of the resistance war against the US.

This historic victory holds profound significance for the Vietnamese nation. It serves as a poignant reminder of their resilience and determination, inspiring national pride and a dedication to peace. The anniversary offers an opportunity to reflect on the sacrifices made, cherish the hard-won sovereignty, and commit to continued national development and prosperity.