The Russians retreat to the north, blowing…

September 1855 CE

The Russians retreat to the north, blowing up their magazines, and Sevastopol falls to French and British troops on September 9, 1855, after a three hundred and thirty-seven-day-long siege.

At this point, both sides are exhausted, and no further military operations will be launched in the Crimea before the onset of winter.

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Abdulmejid I View →

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