Georgian psychologist: Very sad to see destruction in liberated territories of Azerbaijan
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- 15 April, 2022
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Today it has once again become an indicator of how important territorial integrity is for countries, Georgian psychologist, coach Ekaterina Kipiani, who arrived in the liberated territories of Azerbaijan as part of the Georgian delegation, told Report.
"It's very sad and emotionally hard to see the result of what had happened here, all the destruction," she added.
Today the delegation visited the cities of Jabrayil and Fuzuli, liberated from the Armenian occupation; on April 16, they will visit Shusha.
"I would also wish unity and integrity to my country (Georgia), and peace and secure borders to Azerbaijan," Kipiani added.
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