Many high-tech weapons were demonstrated by Viettel at the 80th Anniversary of National Achievements Exhibition

The exhibition attracted a large number of young people to visit.

Viettel Group's technology products are introduced in the exhibition areas of the Ministry of National Defense, Ministry of Science and Technology, Ministry of Construction and Hanoi People's Committee.

In the outdoor area, in the exhibition space of the Ministry of National Defense , Viettel also brought military technologies "Make in Vietnam, Made by Viettel" such as: heavy ground self-propelled artillery, anti-aircraft artillery, air defense and maritime surveillance radar systems, long-range multi-purpose unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and anti-UAV complexes serving modern operations, secure communication systems, S-125-VT missile complex, Truong Son missile complex.

Heavy ground artillery, 152mm caliber, is a mobile artillery capable of providing long-range fire support for infantry and armored vehicles. 57mm anti-aircraft artillery is capable of protecting air defense positions, airports, ports, factories and important facilities from air attacks such as aircraft, helicopters, paratroopers, missiles, UAVs. Systems integrate ballistic and fire control computers as well as electronic warfare systems.

Multi-purpose, long-range UAVs are strategic UAVs that perform missions such as reconnaissance, real-time target designation, electronic reconnaissance, information relay, and target attack thanks to their multi-load carrying capabilities.

With the characteristics of continuous operation for a long time and large operating distance, this UAV line stands out in its ability to perform missions on many types of terrain from mainland, border to sea areas, islands and under complex meteorological conditions.

Technology products displayed at the 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 S-125-VT complex, researched and improved by Viettel, is capable of destroying airborne attack vehicles. The Truong Son missile complex is one of the modern weapons developed by Viettel. This is a shore-based missile complex that can fire anti-ship cruise missiles.

Sharing about the strategy for science and technology development, Lieutenant General Tao Duc Thang, Chairman and General Director of Viettel Group said: “Viettel has focused on implementing strategic research programs, participating in the development of 9 out of 11 national strategic technologies. This orientation is closely linked to the implementation of Resolution 57-NQ/TW of the Politburo on breakthroughs in science and technology development, innovation and national digital transformation. Viettel will take on new and difficult tasks and is determined to create results to be worthy of the trust of the Party, State and Army, with the great vision and expectations set out in the historic Resolutions”.

In addition to modern weapons and equipment, Viettel introduced digital technology products including 5G transceiver stations and 5G chips, smart cities, smart factories, information security platforms, urban digitalization and virtual assistants.

This series of products demonstrates Viettel's pioneering role in creating a digital society, providing infrastructure for digital transformation with 5G connectivity and applications and solutions in all aspects of life. New generation telecommunications networks, semiconductor chips, robots, and network security are also among the nine national strategic technologies that Viettel participates in researching and developing.

Appearing at the exhibition, Viettel affirmed its capacity to research and produce high-tech defense industry, mastering core technology, some of which are close to and equivalent to advanced technology in the world, especially in the field of strategic weapons research.

Ha Linh

Source: https://nhandan.vn/nhieu-khi-tai-cong-nghe-cao-duoc-viettel-trinh-dien-tai-trien-lam-thanh-tuu-dat-nuoc-80-nam-post904489.html