Peace Treaty of 1728

The Peace Treaty of 1728, also known as the Treaty of Belgrade, was an agreement between the Ottoman Empire and the Russian Empire, intended to end hostilities following conflicts in the region. This treaty marked a significant moment in the ongoing power struggles between these two empires. It defined territorial boundaries and aimed to establish a period of peace and stability in Eastern Europe. The treaty reflected a desire for diplomatic solutions over military confrontation and highlighted the complex relationships between European powers during the early 18th century.