Kuban Campaign (1711)

Kuban Campaign
	Part of the Russo-Ottoman War (1710–1713) and Great Northern War and Russo-Crimean Wars
Date	3 July – 6 September 1711
Location	Kuban
Result	Russian-Kalmyk victory
Belligerents
Tsardom of Russia; Kalmyk Khanate	Crimean Khanate; Nogai Horde
Commanders and leaders
P. M. Apraksin; Chakdorjap	Nureddin-Sultan
Strength
34,362	30,000+; 4,000+
Casualties and losses
Insignificant	16,300+ killed; 22,000 captured

The Kuban Campaign took place between the Russian-Kalmyk forces and Crimean-Nogai Tatars with the goal of diverting significant Tatar forces and accomplishing other goals, from 3 July to 6 September 1711.^[4]

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