Romanian intervention (Second Balkan War)
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Was a Romanian military offensive against Bulgaria during the Second Balkan War.
Chronology
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- July 1913: On the night of 14-15 July, the Danube Army under Prince Ferdinand of Romania crossed into Bulgaria at Oryahovo, Gigen and Nikopol.
- July 1913: On 18 July, Romanian forces occupied the city of Ferdinand, which is known today as Montana.
- July 1913: The Romanian cavalry occupied the port city of Varna.
- July 1913: Romanian cavalry forces entered Vrazhdebna.
- July 1913: On 20 July Greek forces occupied Vratsa.
- July 1913: The Romanians and Serbs linked up at Belogradchik.
- July 1913: On the day of Romania's declaration of War, 80,000 men of the 5th Corps under General Ioan Culcer invaded Dobruja, occupying a front from Tutrakan to Balchik.