In the tragic aftermath of the Vietnam War, the toxic legacy of Agent Orange continues to haunt the lives of innocent victims, particularly the children. This chemical warfare agent, used by the U.S. military to defoliate forests and crops, has left a devastating toll on the health of generations. The children of Vietnam, exposed to Agent Orange through their parents or contaminated environments, suffer from a range of severe health issues, including birth defects, developmental disorders, and various forms of cancer. The ongoing impact of Agent Orange serves as a stark reminder of the long-lasting consequences of war and the moral imperative to prevent future generations from enduring such suffering.
