5,000 police officers showcase might in Hanoi

The mobile police forces gathered at the My Dinh Sporting Complex in Hanoi's Nam Tu Liem District to rehearse for the ceremony.

Officers from multiple units have been practicing for three months for the event. In this photo, armored vehicles parade down the street.

Supporting vehicles are equipped with gas stoves and containers to store food, among other items. Each of these vehicles can cook for around 1,000 people.

Mobile police forces include specialists who protect targets, transport special cargos and utilize military animals. There are around 33,000 officers among the mobile forces.

Anti-riot police forces march with shields, batons, helmets and other equipment.

Female mobile police officers marching.

Vehicles tasked with maintaining security carried 4-8 officers each, along with military dogs.

Mounted police forces, under the mobile police command, is a centralized armed force that was established in 2020.

Special police forces are often tasked with hunting down dangerous criminals.

Since its establishment, the force has recorded numerous achievements in fighting organized crime.

An officer showcases his skills in melee combat.

Officers showcase their skills of dodging fire obstacles.

An officer kicks a target 2 m in the air with the help of his colleagues.

Lo Thi Thu Huong pulls a car using her neck. Huong said she spent five months practicing for the performance.