Deputy minister Le Hai Binh affirmed that the National Day celebrations have ignited the nation's aspirations for development, honoring the sacrifices of previous generations.

Dressed in a red ao dai, 86-year-old Tran Thi Huyen, a Vietnamese hero mother from Ha Tinh, attended the National Day parade for the first time, sitting next to General Secretary To Lam on the Ba Dinh podium.

Party official Tran Cam Tu, ministers Phan Van Giang and Luong Tam Quang express gratitude to the forces ensuring the success of the 80th National Day celebrations.

Deputy Chief of the General Staff Nguyen Van Nghia stated that the Party and State leaders highly commended the military's outstanding performance in the A80 celebrations, creating a widespread positive impact.

On 3/9, the SE67 train carried nearly 660 troops from central and southern Vietnam back to their units after participating in the 80th National Day parade.

Modern military equipment on land and sea, fighter jets performing maneuvers and releasing flares, and veterans in wheelchairs waving flags at the parade were among the most memorable images from the A80 celebration.

The Ministry of Health reported 1,315 people received medical attention during the A80 celebrations, with 113 serious cases transferred to hospitals, mainly due to hypoglycemia, allergies, vertigo, hypocalcemia, and shortness of breath.

Many artists stayed up all night preparing their attire and arrived early at Ba Dinh square on the morning of 2/9 to interact with the audience and await the parade.

Speaking at the A80 grand ceremony on 2/9, Party General Secretary To Lam highlighted Vietnam's "national aspiration and oath of honor before history" to become a powerful, prosperous, and happy nation by 2045.

Security was tightened across Hanoi 12 hours before the parade commemorating the 80th National Day anniversary on the evening of 1/9.

My Tam, Hoang Bach, and Phuong My Chi rehearsed for the 80th National Day Celebration on the afternoon of 31/8.

Hanoi's Department of Health reported 482 people sought medical attention during parade rehearsals, with many cases of falls, hypocalcemia, and heatstroke.

To achieve perfect synchronization on Ba Dinh Square, parade soldiers endured four months of scorching heat on the training ground, often facing exhaustion and even fainting.

Phan Hanh Thuong allegedly scammed 135 million VND by selling nonexistent parade tickets on Facebook.