MAI PIÙ! Un viaggio IMPOSSIBILE. Sulla linea del fronte!

MAI PIÙ! Un viaggio IMPOSSIBILE. Sulla linea del fronte!

Good morning everyone and welcome back to the canal like every evening I leave my boots out here with my socks to get some air which are atomic and this morning I only found one and since we have some beautiful dogs here that I would like to show you we stopped in this

Campsite where they have rooms but you can also pitch a tent there is Look at the beautiful green air paid little there is also a swimming pool Well I mean I found the sock all full of drool the dog

Nibbled it Damn him we are at about 300-400 km from the Iranian border Today is the last stop in Armenia and tomorrow we enter Iran and this excites me, it will be the second time I enter the country, this time I will visit what should be the even more beautiful part

Compared to that of the last year which is the central northern part of Iran I can’t wait Yesterday after seeing the Serraglio caravan we went down and stopped at this crossroads where there is the crossway camping we stopped here to sleep and we also did swimming in the pool After that

We could actually see some monasteries here These also this one here noravank this one from noravank which is one of the most beautiful but we leave it for the next time so what do we do we continue along the road towards tatev which is here where there ‘It is a beautiful monastery that

We are going to see, there is also the Satans Bridge here, the Cividale del Friuli style Devil’s Bridge and then from here we will continue towards Kapan to get to Agarak which is the border with Iran

Where we will sleep and tomorrow we will cross the border Turn on my GoPro Wait while I turn on yours beyond these mountains in that direction there is Naxçıvan which is an autonomous republic that is part of Azerbaijan and an exclave of Azerbaijan the enclave is when you are

Inside another country the former club is when one is outside Azerbaijan has long been trying to reunify through a corridor in the south of Armenia creating a lot of tensions and this is also one of the reasons why Nagorno-Karabakh was so important for

The ‘Azerbaijan because they needed it precisely to connect in a future of war, most likely having climbed up to 2,300 m of altitude, we are already starting to see the first Iranian-registered vehicles. I’m getting goosebumps. I don’t know how to explain. Look, it’s beautiful

But yesterday I was talking about it. the crossing of Balochistan to a beautiful couple a boy of Armenian origins who lives in Germany and a Turkish German girl I was telling you about our crossing of Pakistani Balochistan last year and I had shivers I don’t know I can’t

Convey to you the level of gratitude that I feel to be able to live this life to be able to travel on a motorbike to be able to see how beautiful and ugly the whole world is soldiers who go

To the front the war between Armenia and Azerbaijan is not over yet most likely it won’t end soon let’s get petrol Hello No petrol no petrol next time and so it also happens that the petrol stations don’t have petrol in this country, everything is normal what you see

Back there is the Lesser Caucasus that we will have to cross to get to Iran anyway, since they closed a piece of the motorway, later we’ll tell you better what the hell is going on happening Let’s see if they have petrol here fourth fifth petrol station

Let’s try eh petrol petrol petrol well the mountains of the lesser Caucasus on the horizon monastery there it’s overlooking the valley Among other things being the same color it’s very difficult to see But it’s beautifully camouflaged we have to go down down here and

Then do all the hairpin bends again to go up the road disgusting this little gravel this what’s down here is the Devil’s Bridge you have to walk you see you have to leave the car here and walk ahead of the motorbike

We are at the Tatev monastery one of the most important in all of Armenia Among other things, the other one from Novarank we chose not to see it to leave something beautiful in the future too

At least one real monastery of the beautiful ones This is the second there are two of the most beautiful ones This is the one from Novarank built in the ninth century Ah is one of the classics of

Armenian architecture and the Armenian Apostolic church and what we will see Above all it is apart the workmanship and knowing that this was one of the most important universities in medieval Armenia between 1300 and 1450 when the Turks arrived later

Also together with the Persians who fought in these areas and it is still a magnificent place and now we’ll tell you to see I saw it in 2017 on my trip it was still being renovated Not everything is original it has been much rebuilt but it is very beautiful

Wow the river flows here it was truly impregnable sheer everything was conquered by our Mongolian friends who however desisted only in Svaneti. But because they didn’t even know where it was on the map , one of the most beautiful ones we’ve visited so far and now this curvy mountain road begins

Where all the freight traffic that connects Armenia and Iran begins, for now the road is ok , oh how beautiful Hello Let’s go to Iran? let’s go to Iran Now we go down to the bottom of the valley at

Kapan and then we have to go back up safely and cross a 2700 m pass to cross the Lesser Caucasus and go towards Iran Here are Iranian trucks with double license plates Ural Armenian military bought by the Russians think that those mountains there in front are already Azerbaijan these

Here Azerbaijan In fact you also see the flag of Azerbaijan on the other side of the valley in this area there are also many displaced people from Nagorno-Karabakh because in the end this is the first country in Armenia coming from Nagorno-Karabakh so it could be that

A lot of people escaped and came here eh Look at the streets with manholes so I remembered it all like this from memory eh With these ruts with the trucks that to avoid them come in your face with their manhole covers that cut everything off, among other things, they also have irons outside

And you need to have 400 eyes, the only road connecting Armenia and Iran, this thing here. directions to the last monastery we see in Armenia Hello hello Ah the road ended here they paved us Just before we left from tatev we took this

Road which they redid the whole thing in reality as I explained to you we took the detour here in Kapan and we are we arrived at the bahavani monastery and then we will continue along the pass here is the

Pass and after that we go down I wanted to show you that here in Armenia every monastery has the directions also in Italian they are of no use to you I have to read them to you because it’s not like I remember everything from memory I wanted to read to you since

We are still in front of a church, the last monastery that we see in Armenia, also one of the differences of belief determined by the lack and non-recognition by the Armenian Apostolic Church of the councils that took place after 451 That is, already since the Council of

Chalcedon so also how to say the acts of Faith are different and it is slightly different from the Constantinopolitan niche belief which is what we use so I also wanted to read you the difference. Do you all know that it starts with no We believe in only one God the Father almighty

Creator of heaven and earth the usual stuff they read in church then says for us men and for our salvation he came down from heaven and this is the real difference they have he was incarnated he was humanized he was born perfectly from the Virgin Mary By the work of Holy Spirit

Took body, spirit and mind and everything that is in man truly and not in appearance therefore they have this formula which is different because we want to remind you that we said it in another video that they are not monophysites but they are not either duophysites but they are miaphysites so

They have a completely different vision of what Jesus Christ is so it’s not just God it’s not just man it’s a mix mix Max Now I’m telling you in a very funny and hasty way so

It has a human component it has a component divine which however come together and it is not like our duophysitism where there is both the human component and the Divine component and it is not like monophysitism

Where only the Divine component is recognized and not the human one as for example let’s call it heresy but heresy in meaning as a divergence from the orthodox vision, orthodox in the true sense, that is, from Christian orthodoxy, which is represented for example by the heresy of Arius, that is, by Arians

What a Panorama We are on the pass But what is this stuff here on the pass We have just met for the first time an Iranian traveler motorcyclist who left Iran and is now in Armenia hello my friends, how are you? what’s your name? Erfan Mohamadi I am from Iran from which city?

Sanandaj I’m traveling in Armenia and I just lost my passport, my driving license all my things, my money what a bad luck! but next year you will come to Europe, Italy Italy, Switzerland, Sweden, Barcelona, ​​England, France, Germany all Europe Wow look at his eyes! see you in Italy, see you in Italy, I

Wish you all the best , it was a pleasure! until next time! he lost his wallet, money, motorbike documents and this was his first day in Armenia it happened at the monastery where we were and he had also planned to go to Turkey

In Georgia and so now he is returning home like us not we can use our cards in Iran they can’t use their cards outside Yes actually this is one of the first Iranian motorcyclists I meet one of the Oh I have no memory of Iranian motorcyclists with bags

Like this I met on the street because there are very few What Iranian license plate show those in front of us are the beautiful mountains of Iran illuminated by the sun Iran greets us with the sun kissing its mountains We are almost

There we will sleep in one of these little houses and behind us with the Benelli our Iranian friend I had never met an Iranian overlander with his motorbike outside Iran it was a wonderful meeting we arrived we parked the motorbikes here about 10 km from the

Iranian border and tomorrow we will enter the mountains have already greeted us from Iran after just over 6000 km ends Let’s say in a broader sense the European part of this journey and tomorrow we enter Iran I thank you for watching this video if you liked it leave a like Comment below

Subscribe to the channel it’s very important to me And we’ll see you on the next episode finally in Iran 4 hours before, 18 days before the Azerbaijani reconquest of Nagorno-Karabakh So now I’ll tell you a bit about Geopolitics In my opinion it’s essential to understand

Where we are at this moment in Tatev And why we have to do a road up the mountains to leave Armenia in the direction of Iran Armenia is this country here that you see that borders Turkey with Iran with Georgia and with Azerbaijan in the southern part there is it’s

A narrowing which is this section here which is on the border with Iran which is here The problem is that this section here which borders with Iran actually cuts across the state to zero or the main part of Azerbaijan plus one autonomous republic called Nax chivan which is this one

Which also has the same name as its capital which is practically an exclave which I have already mentioned before which is between Iran Turkey and Armenia and has no direct connection with the mother country let’s call it azerbaijan itself this means that all the goods that go from

Main azerbaijan to navan have to transit since they are in constant conflict with Armenia now let’s tell you why they have to transit from Georgia to Turkey and enter aivan or transit through Iran Obviously a mess what happened when the Soviet Union was there this whole

Thing here was a single state without border controls among other things at the beginning when the Soviet Union was formed this whole area was called Republic of the Trans Caucasus , that is, it was a single Republic without divisions of the territories, after which in the 1930s it was divided

Into the Soviet Socialist Republics of Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan and some territories were assigned to some republics, some of these republics somewhat on a non-specific basis how to say historically accurate but also taking into account the geopolitics of the area for which they made

Concessions to the Soviet Socialist Republic of Azerbaijan to keep Ataturk’s Turkey good in the 1930s, however, we must remember that these were periods in which during the First World War Turkey had sided with the central empires and 20 years had passed and no one

Would have ruled out that it would have been possible that Ataturk had allied himself in the 1930s I don’t know with Mussolini or with Hitler to still claim territories that were part of the large Turkestan area. So also to keep the Turks and the Turks nearby they had assigned an area

Which is that of Nagorno Karabak to the Zero Socialist Republic even though in Nagorno Karabak the vast majority of people of the Christian and Armenian ethnic and religious religion live, however, not in Chivan are mostly Muslims, so that is where the Muslims live, therefore the Nax Chivan

Was incorporated into the Soviet Socialist Republic at zero together with the Nagorno Karabak where Christian Armenians lived made this all this mess As long as the Soviet Union was there it wasn’t a real mess because people moved here or there and the fact that they were let’s

Say in one province in another they were like those of Sappada sad that they were in Veneto rather than FR Venezia Giulia but it didn’t change anyway they were always like saying in Italy so nothing much would have changed but the nationalist impulses of the late 80’s early

90 ‘s that is, when there was the dissolution of the Soviet Union they made sure that the borders of the Soviet Socialist Republics became state borders and therefore there were areas with an Armenian majority for example such as Nagorno Karabak outside of Armenia and this fact

Is not so different from the concept of what happened for example now in Ukraine that in the 1950s and the Russian Soviet Socialist Republic had ceded Crimea to the Ukrainian Socialist Republic thinking state We are inside this state nothing changes anyone

If we are here or there Amen instead the problems arose when the borders arose and already in the 90s the war broke out on this border here because those of Nagorno Karabak supported by the Armenians wanted to incorporate Nagorno Karabak within the Armenia but

Obviously the United Nations, the pressures of the United States which are always involved, have chosen to create an area of ​​destabilization by making all the de facto states in the world recognize that the official borders of Armenia and Azerbaijan were those of the Soviet Socialist Republics de facto precedents

By cutting off the Nagorno Karabak which has 999% of the people who are ethnic Armenians outside of Armenia by making them live in an overwhelmingly Muslim country like Azerbaijan for which a war broke out in 90-91 yes they were beaten and at the time the Armenians Thanks

Also in part to the small Russian support they had managed to maintain control of Nagorno Karabak even if it was not recognized by anyone so in 2017 I managed to enter Nagorno Karabak to visit the stepan capital Kirk which the capital here I managed to do this tour

It was very nice there are among other things the most beautiful Armenian Temples are located in Nagorno Karabach there are many of them and they are wonderful it happens that for the Azzeri this here was an unfinished situation above all for a fundamental question, namely that they need

The Nagorno Karabak for one day to negotiate to have a corridor that leads from Azerbaijan to Nax they go there because in fact their dream is to cut off this part of Armenia, that is, to detach it from ‘Iran and be owners in order to create a direct corridor

Between Azerbaijan and Naivan in 2021 two years ago when we Francesca was riding the motorbike the first time in Turkey the war broke out in Georgia Because in all these years the Azzeri thank you from gas to oil they have invested an enormous amount of money in armaments

Bought especially from their Turkish friends and this they have amassed so many weapons drones modern equipment with the money that comes from the fact from the royalties and the gas and oil profits have managed to unleash a war in Nagorno Karabak that

Some of you have surely read on all fronts of Nagorno Karabak in fact completely reconquering it leaving only a few areas around Stepana Kirk and a few other areas under the control of the Autonomous Republic of Nagor Lorno Kabak because it is an autonomous republic even

If in fact controlled by Armenia, creating a corridor now controlled by the Russians who are like Peacekeeping Forces in this case which serves to maintain a live connection between this microscopic area now of Nagorno Karabak and Armenia there were hundreds of thousands of

Displaced people two years ago in this area the Azzeri They practically won the war the Armenians took it very badly In fact a government also collapsed years ago a frenzy happened because it is a question of a national entity and in addition, many monasteries were also destroyed, there were

Cases of massacres and all this to also tell you about the fact that a road that went from Goris to Capan actually passed for 2 km in Quest Ana here inside the Zero Border But it was under Armenian control, that is, of the Republic of Nagorno Karabak and now with

The invasion that has arrived at all points they have cut the highway closing this road here which in fact will no longer exist forcing us to pass through Tatvan in the middle of the mountains

Following this dirt road that will take us down to the hut what to say is always a game of parties and it is also difficult to always understand who is right or not this is an area

Where the Armenian majority has voted several times and has fought to be together with Armenia in Nagorno karabak But no international state has ever recognized, also due to the fact that Azerbaijan is a

Gas exporting country that has a great influence especially in the West, it has not managed to get anyone to recognize that Nagorno Karabak was its territory even if it was available for 30 years and this gave the opportunity to unleash the war against Armenia and against Nagorno Karabak

By the Azzeri to reconquer the territory that they legitimately controlled. This also makes it clear why the Armenians are extremely sympathetic to the Russian cause in Ukraine Why do the Russians sell the war in Ukraine as they are

Russian majority area who want to stay under mother Russia and instead due to causes during the Soviet Union when we were all together it didn’t matter to anyone they were attached to another crud Lata

The union and now they are separated from us we have to reunite and people are also in parts then in Crimea very often in favor of these things here as they were in Nagorno Karabak But obviously no one

Does not recognize this type of operation because in the modern world it is extremely difficult to change the borders Indeed, if not impossible, I believe that the only state that has succeeded is South Sudan, a couple of years ago in changing the borders of a state legitimately recognized by the UN and

This is an endless solution because now there is it is the Russian corridor that separates what remains of Stepan Kirk’s Nagorno Karabak but I am sure that over the next few years there will be a new attack by the Azerbaijani forces which will definitively conquer Nagorno Karabak and then in the

Fact that Armenia does not Nobody cares because it’s a small country without any kind of resources. So much so that even in Italy nobody cares because in fact we don’t care about Armenia because it’s to reduce dependence on Russian gas and oil . after the war in Ukraine due to the sanctions we

Went to buy it from the Azerbaijanis, in fact we were when we were in Georgia we passed through some mountains that we drove off the road and they were building a gigantic oil pipeline that went from Azerbaijan it passed directly through Georgia and continued on to Turkey

To bring even more gas to zero in Europe. This is because we can’t do it, we no longer buy it from the Russians. But it’s not that the others we buy them from don’t simply do the same things. we care less because naturally Geopolitics works like this and the Armenians are

Literally screwed Because the day Azerbaijan will completely decide to cut Armenia off from Iran to reattach itself to Naivan Or what could happen is that they will force Armenia to build a free transit corridor on their territory after they have won the war anyway will ensure that this situation will be a mess

Personal opinion who is the cause of all the evils in my opinion nationalism the vulgar nationalism that characterized the dissolution of the Soviet Union which led to the creation of national states with a very strong national identity where the neighbor who was a friend and cousin

Until 5 minutes before has become an enemy. But states need this to live in reality they need of extreme nationalism because if it weren’t for that there would be no point in existing No more enemies no more borders they are red borders flags I was saying a song but for 80 years

These people have at least put up with each other instead since 2nd since 91 hundreds of thousands have died in these areas of people at war plus there were millions of displaced people So now we will see about transiting which

Could always be the last time along this corridor that leads from Armenia to Iran because already for me in 2017 it was the last time that we could visit the nagorno kabak there are

Those who have done it afterwards but I have no longer been able to do it Francesca for example she can’t do it she can’t go there anymore most likely she will never go there and therefore it could also be the last time

We cross from Armenia to Iran and this is also one of the big reasons why I always say we need to travel now and not who knows when because just to give you a time gap, in 2017, poor as a bum, with my Classic 500 I managed to see the monasteries

Of Nagorno Karabak and now Most probably some no longer exist and others not some of you In fact almost all of you none of you will ever be able to see them So get going before all the mess happens same stuff could apply to Iran who knows maybe Iran will fall a

Civil war like Syria could happen to Iraq It’s the first time you can visit after 40 years 40 years if you couldn’t go to IR maybe 50 do some [Music] you

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