At that time, I saw with my own eyes the IDPs from Shusha, in general, those living in tents. At that time, the Philharmonic was not repaired. There was still much to do.

Axar.az reports that the world-famous violinist, conductor, Dmitry Sitkovetsky, originally from Baku, said this on Real TV's "Profile" program.

"What is important today? The return of our lands is great. People and their families will have the opportunity to return to their homes. But I think the most important thing is the return of the existing cultural environment in the XXI century. The return of lands is a victory, but not the end. There is an information war going on. It will be necessary to show the past and future of the cultural capital, and this is inevitable," Sitkovetsky said.