Giray, continued their lobbying to have the Sultan declare another war. In the spring of 1712 the pro-war party, which accused the Russians of delaying to meet the terms negotiated in the peace treaty, came close to achieving their goal. War was avoided by diplomatic means, and a second treaty was signed on 17 April 1712. A year after this new settlement, the war party succeeded, this time accusing the Russians of delaying in their retreat from Poland. Ahmed III declared another war on 30 April 1713. However, there were no significant hostilities and another peace treaty was negotiated very soon. Finally the Sultan became annoyed by the pro-war party and decided to help the Swedish king to return to his homeland. Ahmed III also deposed Devlet II Giray from the throne of the Crimean Khanate and sent him into exile to the Ottoman island of Rodos because he didn't show enough respect to Charles XII during the campaigns against Russia (Devlet II Giray considered Charles XII a prisoner and ignored his commands). Charles XII left the Ottoman Empire for Stralsund in Swedish Pomerania, which by then was besieged by troops from Saxony, Denmark, Prussia and Russia. See also Hasan (Janissary secretary) References Sources External links Enciclopedia României - Bătălia de la Stănileşti (7/18 – 11/22 iulie 1711) (in Romanian) Conflicts in 1710 Conflicts in 1711 Russo-Turkish wars Battles involving Moldavia Wars involving Moldavia Wars involving Wallachia Military history of Romania Military history of Moldova 1710 in the Ottoman Empire 1711 in the Ottoman Empire 1710 in Russia 1711 in Russia