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besieged the fortress in 1736. Forces of Russia opened continuous artillery fire on the fortress on 11 June. Lacy gave an order to begin the storming in the night of 28/29 June. During the battle the
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per day. The walls were completely destroyed in parts. Only three towers among 11 were spared during the battle. Forces of
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was undertaken on 5 August 1695. It was not successful. The
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occupied most of the fortifications and were able to enter the town. However Turks had time to regroup and
Apraksin's advance failed without support of other army units. The siege was lifted on 2 October.
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of 1711 stipulated the return of Azov to the
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side. Turkish army attempted to retake Azov in 1641. The fortress sustained heavy shelling by guns that reduced much of the fortress to rubble. Turks spent 700-1000
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and the Port of Azov to the north. It includes a rampart, watchtowers and gates. The Azov
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