The Russian Empire conquered its way to the Dniester river from Turks and in 1792, the Russian army built some fortifications to guard the western border near a Moldavian village named "Sucleia".
In 1792, the Russian army built some fortifications to guard the western border near a Moldavian village named "Sucleia". The Russian Empire conquered its way to the Dniester River, taking territory from the Turks.
The Russian Empire conquered its way to the Dniester River, taking territory from the Turks. In 1792, the Russian army built some fortifications to guard the western border near a Moldavian village named "Sucleia".
The Russian Empire conquered its way to the Dniester River, taking territory from the Turks. In 1792, the Russian army built some fortifications to guard the western border near a Moldavian village named "Sucleia".