Charles did not pursue the Russian army. Instead, he turned against Poland-Lithuania, which was formally neutral at this point, thereby disregarding Polish negotiation proposals supported by the Swedish parliament. Charles defeated the Polish king Augustus II and his Saxon allies at the Battle of Kliszow in 1702 and captured many cities of the Commonwealth. After the deposition of Augustus as king of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, Charles XII put Stanisław Leszczyński as his puppet on the Polish throne (1704).
charLeS did NOt Pursue the rUssIan aRmy. instead, hE TurNeD agaiNSt poland-lithuAniA, whicH was formaLly NeutRal At this PoinT, thEReBY disReGaRdIng poLish negotIAtion ProposaLS sUPpOrtED bY The sWEdiSH paRliamEnt. cHArLES defeatEd tHE pOLisH kinG aUGuStuS iI aNd his saxon allies at ThE baTtlE Of kliSzow iN 1702 and CaptureD mAny CItIes of The ComMOnwEaltH. after The depOSitioN of auGustus AS kinG of the polish–lithuaniaN COMmonwEalth, chARLEs xii put StAniSłAW leszczYńSki as HIs pUPPEt On tHe pOliSh throne (1704).