We feel at home here. In Udmurtia, Azerbaijanis are received not as guests, but as neighbors." As part of the National Unity Day in Udmurtia, they gave the stage to the Azerbaijanis, they told from the stage how good they feel here, just like at home, and then they started singing Azerbaijani songs. Let's recall that the National Unity Day holiday was originally seen as the liberation of the country from Polish intervention, but over time it became a day of tolerance. By the way, in 1612, the territory of modern Azerbaijan was an area of conflict between the Ottoman Empire and the Safavid state, and the Azerbaijani nation itself was created in the 20th century. However, according to the organizers, they also freed Moscow from the Poles news from the world of eternal struggle.