Article VII of this treaty demanded that the contracting parties respect the independence of Persia and Afghanistan.
Article VII of this treaty demanded that the contracting parties respect the independence of Persia and Afghanistan. The line agreed upon by the parties in Article III, the west of which one party had to give up control ran through the islands of Dago and Worms and around the city of Riga. Frustrated by the demands for territory, one delegation suspended negotiations, encouraging a policy of "no war, no peace." However, an agreement was eventually reached between German Foreign Secretary von Kuhlmann and Russian Foreign minister, Leon Trotsky.  The site of a treaty signed less than a month earlier with the Ukraine, for 10 points, name this March 1918 treaty signed in a city in modern day Belarus that allowed for the early exit of Russia from World War I.
Article VII of this treaty demanded that the contracting parties respect the independence of Persia and Afghanistan.
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk