It drifted across the street before I saw the man behind it, arranging bundles of handmade incense on a small table in central Yerevan. He didn’t speak Armenian and mentioned that he was from Hormuz Island in southern Iran.
The Armenia–Iran border spans thirty-five kilometers along the Araks River. Currently, connection is maintained by a single bridge at the Norduz-Meghri border crossing.
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