00:00The year is 1554, and the wars that were thought to be dormant will awaken. The naval war will be fought...
00:07along the Ligustic Sea, Sardinia, Corsica and other seaside locations, which will be greatly
00:13oppressed. Centuries later in 1646, Martirreno, Orbetello, Corsica, Sardinia, the gaze opens
00:22Over a restless sea. The horizon covered with dense clouds in the heart of the Mediterranean
00:27In the West, one of the most decisive naval episodes of the 17th century unfolds, the
00:33Battle of Orbetello. Europe burns under the protracted conflict of the Thirty Years' War in this
00:39Geopolitical chessboard. Control of Naples under Spanish rule becomes a target
00:44strategic for the France of Louis XIV, though still young. His name already resonates as a symbol.
00:50of expanding French power. Nautical charts, routes marked in ink. The French fleet
00:56It advances confidently southward, approaching the waters between Corsica and Sardinia. But
01:02Centuries before, in the darkness of his study, a man had written words that now
01:06They resonate with unsettling precision. Nostradamus, in his quatrain 3 verse 87, left a warning
01:13Veiled. Gallic fleet, do not approach Corsica, much less Sardinia. Many will regret it, you will die.
01:19Frustrated in bitter defeat. Blood will float, and captives will not believe it. We return to the sea
01:25The year is 1646. The French fleet engages in combat against the Spanish forces. Seasoned forces.
01:33and strategically positioned. The confrontation is brutal. The roar of the cannons shatters
01:39the air. In the heat of battle, one figure stands out: Armand de Melbre is commander of the
01:45squadron. His leadership is firm, but fate already seems sealed. The battle is rapidly turning against him.
01:52The Spanish forces resist and counterattack with precision. A French galley is sunk.
01:58Another one captured. Chaos grips the Gallic fleet, and then, the final blow,
02:04The death of Melbre C. An irreparable moral blow for France. The waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea are stained.
02:10in red. The Spanish victory is total. The French fleet, defeated and decimated, retreats.
02:17The survivors contemplate the magnitude of the disaster. Their gaze slowly rises.
02:22on the battlefield. History and prophecy converge at this point. What was a warning,
02:28It becomes chronicle. What was verse, becomes blood. And so, in the year 1646, off the coast
02:35At Orbotelo, the fate of a fleet was sealed. These texts form part of the second
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