It was a warm day today.
Renata stopped by for a visit, and after she left, I took Joan to the park. We sat there for about an hour and then returned home.
Dinner tonight is Mediterranean Potato Soup, but it will be served cold. It's time for cold soups. Fortunately, I have recipes for 5 different kinds.
I was supposed to talk with Carmelo, but he sent me a message that they are going north tomorrow to visit Christine's parents.
Meanwhile, Ukraine.
The President of Azerbaijan stated that Ukraine "should not accept the occupation of its territories."
Aliyev said this at the Shusha Media Forum, responding to a question from Ukrainian journalist Gordon."Never agree to occupation, that is the main advice. That is what we did," Aliyev noted, adding that this aligns with the expectations of the Ukrainian people.
"All our arguments about international law, about the UN Security Council adopting four resolutions demanding the withdrawal of Armenian forces, all of this was smashed against the wall of arrogant moralizing, to accept the realities. And then we decided that we would create new realities, and you would accept them. And so it happened," said Aliyev, comparing Russia's seizure of Ukrainian territory with Armenia's control over Karabakh.
