from the united states, the main negotiator was henry kissenger, on the vietnamese side.ry of the central committee of the party of vietnam xuan thuy and his adviser le dho. it was the latter who had confidential conversations with kissinger. in october 1972, a draft agreement was developed to end the war and restore peace in vietnam. it provided for the withdrawal of us troops and allies from the south of vietnam and the transfer of the process of political settlement into the hands of the vietnamese themselves. but november 7th. nixon again wins the us presidential election, after which he immediately proposes changing the text of the agreement. according to washington, the conflict is resolved. should not be in the hands of the vietnamese themselves. moreover, north vietnam must recognize the existence of the south. having become familiar with the new requirements, the drv delegation left paris. on the night of december 18-19, 1972, already by order of nixon massive bombings of the cities of hanoi and haiphong, also known as christmas bombings, began. they lasted 12 da

from the united states, the main negotiator was henry kissenger, from the vietnamese side, the secretaryommittee of the party of vietnam, xuan thuy and his adviser le dektho. it was the latter who dealt with kissinger. confidential conversations. on october 2, 1972, a draft agreement was developed to end the war and restore peace in vietnam. it provided for the withdrawal of us troops and allies from the south of vietnam and the transfer of the process of political settlement into the hands of the vietnamese themselves. but on november 7 , 1970, richard nixon again won the us presidential election, after which he immediately proposed changing the text of the agreement. network of b-52 strategic bombers, under public pressure and in the context of the growing gate scandal, washington was forced to make concessions. kissinger returned to the negotiating table, on january 27, 73 an agreement was signed in paris ending the war and restoring peace in vietnam. behind your back. not obvious, but the possibility becomes more real. you mentioned that negotiations during the vietnam war were impos

henry kissenger then met with the vietnamese and secretly discussed the issue with the chinese.egan open process, structural difficulties similar to today arose because north vietnam was unwilling to negotiate with south vietnam, and south vietnam was unhappy with the united states speaking on its behalf. and, of course, the united states misinterpreted the preconditions for the conflict, believing that it was to blame for everything. 8 million tons of bombs, twice as much as were dropped by the allies during the second world war, was exactly the same amount of explosives that fell on the territory of vietnam, loos and cambodia during the entire vietnam conflict. the us air force turned out to be a key player in it, but was never able to become a decisive force. as a branch of the air force, it appeared in the united states after world war ii. before that, they were part of the army, which, like the navy, financed several nuclear weapons on china’s border with korea to stop beijing’s participation in the conflict, and general frederick harrison smith, deputy head of the us air f