"Dear granddad Ilham.
"My name is Hajar. I am 10 years old. We all love you very much.
"I am sending some money to the heroic Azerbaijani soldiers. As you said, we expelled the Armenians.
"We are strong together! Karabakh is Azerbaijan!"
These are the words with which our 10-year-old compatriot Hajar Yusibova, a resident of the village of Yukhari Saral in the Marneuli region of Georgia, begins her letter to President Ilham Aliyev. During the 44-day Patriotic War, which ended with the glorious victory of Azerbaijan, Azerbaijanis all over the world sent countless letters of support and congratulations to the Supreme Commander-in-Chief. Little Hajar's letter to our President is one of the most impressing. Along with the letter, our Georgian compatriot sent GEL 45 (more than 20 manats) to support the Azerbaijani Army.
Hajar's letter was posted on the official website of the President of Azerbaijan on November 10. Correspondents of Report's Georgian bureau visited Hajar Yusibova on June 1 - International Children's Day and prepared a reportage about her.
Hajar's mother, Dunya Zeynalova, said they thought her daughter's desire to write a letter to President Ilham Aliyev was temporal:
"Hajar insisted for a week that we send the letter to Azerbaijan. At the end of the letter, my daughter also drew pictures of the Azerbaijani and Turkish flags. We did not know to which address we would send the letter. After acquaintances told us the address, Hajar and I went to the post office and sent the letter to Baku."
According to Hajar, part of the money she put in the envelope was the money she collected: "I asked my grandparents for money and added it to what I already had. I wanted my aid to help the Azerbaijani Army win."
Azerbaijani Ambassador to Georgia Faig Guliyev also visited Yusibov's house, congratulated Hajari, twins Aylin and Amin on the international holiday, and gave them gifts.
The ambassador noted he was impressed by Yusibova's letter to President Ilham Aliyev. He thanked our little compatriot for her great love for Azerbaijan, and her parents and grandparents for raising a patriotic child. Guliyev promised to take Hajar to Karabakh and Shusha. Hajar said she wanted to see Karabakh.
The Yusibovs thanked the Azerbaijani ambassador for the attention paid to Hajar. Her grandmother, Targul Yusibova, stressed that visit to Hajar would strengthen ties between her peers and Azerbaijan, their spiritual homeland.