Crowds of people watch cavalry perform hurdles and charge through rings of fire.

05/12/2024 | 06:30

TPO - On the occasion of the 134th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh's birthday, on the evening of May 11, within the framework of the 2024 Lotus Village Festival, the Cavalry Mobile Police Group under the Mobile Police Command, Ministry of Public Security performed for the public with many difficult and unique techniques.

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The Mobile Police Cavalry Group under the Mobile Police Command, Ministry of Public Security was established in 2020. After 4 years of taming and training, the wild horses have become professional horses with discipline. Under the control of officers and soldiers, the horses perform smooth movements and skills to serve the task of attacking and suppressing all types of crimes.

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The Mounted Police Parade across the stage

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The technique of controlling a horse to run frees both hands. This is a difficult technique, requiring officers and soldiers to have a brave spirit and practice regularly to be able to control the horse and use weapons and support tools while sitting on the horse's back. It is the first basic movement to train the technical and tactical contents of combat.

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Control the horse to prancing forward.

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Cavalry soldier practicing using AK gun on horseback

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Horse control techniques to overcome obstacles

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Lying horse control technique. This is a difficult technique, demonstrating the smooth coordination between officers and soldiers and professional horses.