The Treaty of Portsmouth was negotiated three months after the Russian fleet was destroyed at this battle.
This battle occurred when one participant was attempting to break through a blockade at Vladivostok. The other participant, the first to use radio in a sea battle, took advantage of their enemy's slow speed due to accompanying barges. The battleships Alexander III and Borodino sunk at the same time as the Suvorov, the flagship of Admiral Rozhestvensky, when fired upon by the Japanese under the command of Admiral Togo. The Treaty of Portsmouth was negotiated three months after the Russian fleet was destroyed at this battle. FTP, identify this May 1905 naval conflict of the Russo-Japanese War.
This battle occurred when one participant was attempting to break through a blockade at Vladivostok.
Battle of {Tsushima} Strait or {Japan Sea}