Talk:Battle of Çapakçur

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Content that contradicts other articles and main sources[edit]

I suggest deleting the article because there is very little encyclopedic content, as well as fictional events such as: "Liberation of Musa and Bitliss" (The Turks really knocked the Russians out on August 7, but two weeks later Yudenich defeated the main forces of the 2nd army and returned them to his control. To me, the existence of the article seems extremely illogical, and its content is fictional, I suggest deleting it or completely reworking it. Dushnilkin (talk) 17:11, 19 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]