Polish-Lithuanian forces and Wallachian regiments from the Ottoman army, were 30 thousand strong.

The Polish-Lithuanian forces left garrisons in the fortresses they had taken, and returned home.

Meanwhile, the magnates began agitating among the commanders of the Polish-Lithuanian forces, but without success.

The Polish-Lithuanian forces left garrisons in fortresses that were captured or surrendered and returned home.

After the Polish-Lithuanian forces left their forward positions, the Russian army occupied the area.

The Polish-Lithuanian forces succeeded in burning and capturing the city on September 28, 1466.

Some officers of Brandenburg considered the Polish-Lithuanian forces to be overwhelming in numbers and instead advocated a retreat.

The Polish-Lithuanian forces had also thrown up earthwork fortifications in front of their positions, creating a defensive position very difficult to assault.

The main Polish-Lithuanian forces arrived only on 26 July 1410.

After the withdrawal of the Polish-Lithuanian forces, the Knights started taking back their fortresses.