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Vietnamese Defense Minister Phan Van Giang met with U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin at the Pentagon on Monday .
Giang 's trip set the groundwork for Hanoi to potentially purchase military cargo planes from the United States this year .
Analyst: Deal was held back by the "massive [ U.S. ] bureaucracy" and because solidifying the purchase during the Washington visit would be "too inflammatory for the Chinese " Analyst: C-130 purchase would be a likely entry point as there is still mistrust between the former foes regarding weapons.
Vietnam National Defense TV aired a critique of Fulbright for allegedly not displaying the Vietnamese flag at a graduation ceremony and facilitating a color revolution.
Abuza said that Vietnamese authorities may be attempting to tighten control ahead of the anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War in 1975 .
"There's extreme nationalism in Vietnam at the moment," Phuong said. "It's against Western values.".
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