Museum in Russia removes distorted map of Azerbaijan

Igbal Rustamov
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Azerbaijan's distorted map has been removed from the Tula State Arms Museum, the Azerbaijani embassy in Russia told Report's Russian bureau.

Numerous websites have published articles about the distorted map of Azerbaijan, featured at the Tula State Arms Museum. After the embassy explained to the museum management that the map violates the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan, the opposite party promptly fixed the mistake and informed the embassy about it.

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