Ararat is a VOLCANO?

[@AkravHistory]

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[@crankup1]

Akrav, you're the only youtuber I get excited to watch when I see a new video, keep up the good work! I love your insight and videos!

[@AkravHistory]

That's so nice to hear, thank you so much!

[@dankahraman354]

Lots of groups climbing Mt. Ararat. Hope they are aware of the risks.

[@SUDMONEYBAGS]

Your editing is amazing!

[@AkravHistory]

Thank you kindly!

[@nickmat994]

I always look forward to your videos. Cheers.

[@AkravHistory]

Way too kind, cheers!

[@naarek]

great video

[@AkravHistory]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@antoniosdimoulas3566]

Eastern Anatolia is part of Armenia, including Ararat Mts., complex and its Greater vicinity.

[@based.lexane]

My friend, there are almost no videos with map about Ashot The Iron😔 I'll would be happy if you will be the first one who'll make video about him

[@AkravHistory]

I'll check it out, thanks so much!

[@based.lexane]

@@AkravHistory btw, I've made an edit with your video, you can check it

[@AkravHistory]

Cool! Where can I find it?

[@ԱրենՆուրջանյան-օ9պ]

​@@AkravHistory On his channel

[@turkishfront]

Great content bro your voice is perfect for expression. By the way, I have a request from you. My grandmothers were exiled by Armenians and Russians to Kars from Erevan. Can you make a video on this topic?

[@AkravHistory]

Thanks very much! Could you tell me where I can read more about this?

[@turkishfront]

​@@AkravHistory They were exiled to Kars from a village in Yerevan with the Treaty of Turkmenchay. Azeri Turks are a family, but after the treaty, some of them were immigrated to Kars and some to today's Azerbaijani lands. According to the sources I read and the limited information I got from my family (because it's ancient history), they lived in a mountainous region and village in the north of Yerevan. But unfortunately we can't watch. Because later, the Russians captured Kars and drove them to Erzurum. Erzurum was occupied by the Russians in the 1st World War. Since the Armenians in the region were armed by the Russians, they migrated to Tokat to stay away from them. For these reasons, we do not have an official source. Maybe you have? I can access many records in the Ottoman archives, but we no longer use the Arabic alphabet, so it is difficult to read.

[@massey81]

From what ive read it the word exile seems a bit aggressive. All accords in the treaty mention voluntary resettlement from Persian districts to Russian districts.

[@hayots_lernashkharh]

@@turkishfrontGood stay out. Azeris only lived in Yerevan as a result of Shah Abass deportating Armenians and integrating Shia Azeris into the lands to islamify the land. This is our land and your family was a remnant of Armenian forced deportations out of our native lands.

[@voyagein2thecoreofthenight700]

Armenians generaly don't know it's a volcano, and for some reason they don't like to be told it's one, even though it's obviously one, even the borders of the sidewalk in yerevan are literally made with volcanic stones where you can see obsidian piece in it...or even if they carve those stone with chritian imagery directly into reddish volcanic stone.

[@armenian_cartographer_neo]

OMG , the video was so Interesting, I wanted to see more :(

[@AkravHistory]

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks! I also wanted to learn more about it, but there isn't much I could find.

[@armenian_cartographer_neo]

​@@AkravHistoryI remember on the north coast of Lake Van has an active volcano. You can tell about this too in the future :)

[@AkravHistory]

@@armenian_cartographer_neo I'll check it out!

[@dankahraman354]

There are a dozen volcanoes in Turkey.

[@AkravHistory]

Cool!

[@Veriox22]

Ararat is Armenia!