Siege of Brăila (1711)

Siege of Brăila
	Part of the Russo-Turkish War (1710–1713)
	; Russian dragoon of Peter the Great's army
Date	7 – 14 July 1711; (13 – 14 July siege began)
Location	Brăila, Silistra Eyalet, Ottoman Empire; (present-day Romania)45°16′09.1″N 27°57′26.9″E / 45.269194°N 27.957472°E
Result	Russian victory
Belligerents
Tsardom of Russia Wallachian volunteers; ;	Ottoman Empire
Commanders and leaders
Carl Rönne; Toma Cantacuzino	Daud Pasha
Strength
12,000 ; (5,000 engaged)	3,000
Casualties and losses
100 dead; 300 wounded	800 killed; Several hundred wounded

The siege of Brăila was the military operation of the Russian cavalry detachment of General Carl Ewald von Rönne to capture large city of Brăila took place 7 – 14 July 1711 during Pruth River campaign. The Russian army fought with the Ottoman army in order to get supplies for the main troops under the command of Peter the Great, the raid ended with the Russian victory and the capture of the fortress, but by this time the Treaty of the Pruth had been concluded.