Vietnam said cooperation between nations should follow international law and support peace and stability following a new China-Laos joint training facility.
The Straits Times reported from Hanoi on Nov 5 that Vietnam's foreign ministry had commented on recent military cooperation between China and Laos. According to the report, the ministry said on Thursday that cooperation between countries ought to follow international law and help maintain peace and stability in the region. The remarks followed the recent establishment by China and Laos of a joint training facility.
Source: The Straits Times.
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