User talk:Himel Rahmon

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Polish-Russian war 1609-1618

Hi, the situation of this war is similar with Ingrian war, Sweden also want to put a Swedish duke on the Russian throne but they are not successful. It does not change the fact that they won the Ingrian war, because treaty of Stolbovo was favorable for Swedes, Commonwealth also not gained the throne but it does not change the fact that they also won war. Truce of Deulino was favorable for Poles and it is the determinant of victory. e.g., [1], [2]

As for the Russian-Polish war 1654-1667. (I write here only for the Ukrainian lands because they were the main objective of Russia) Signing a treaty of Pereyaslav in 1654, Russia received the territories that were at that time in the possession of the Cossacks. Signing a truce of Andrusovo, Russia has not achieved its main objectives in Ukraine and received a less territory in comparison with was in the possession of the Cossacks in 1654 also Zaporizhian Sich was recognized as a condominium of Polish and Russian states.Kcdlp (talk) 00:48, 10 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]