Polish students have refused to shoot a film in which they going to describe Shusha as an Armenian city.
Following an article titled “Polish students make a film about Shusha City of Karabakh” posted in Regnum.ru news portal, Azerbaijani embassy in Poland had a meeting with Mateush Vayda and Pavel Zelmitski, students of Polish National Film, Television and Theater School in Łódź to discuss their alleged Shusha trip.
Tthe students were told that their steps would be accepted as the acts against the international legal norms, Poland-Azerbaijan strategic partnership and territorial integrity of Azerbaijan.
The students were given detailed information about the history of Nagorno Karabakh conflict, negotiation process, existence of more than 1 million Azerbaijani refugees and IDPs as a result of this conflict and occupation of nearly 20 per cent of historical territories of Azerbaijan by Armenia.
Vayda was very grateful for detailed information and noted that they changed their mind to visit Shusha.
The Embassy also sent a letter to Rector of Polish National Film, Television and Theater School in Łódź Robert Glinsk on this issue.
Following an article titled “Polish students make a film about Shusha City of Karabakh” posted in Regnum.ru news portal, Azerbaijani embassy in Poland had a meeting with Mateush Vayda and Pavel Zelmitski, students of Polish National Film, Television and Theater School in Łódź to discuss their alleged Shusha trip.
