Under the obstinacy of Nicholas I, Prince Dolgorukov could only express to Nicholas I that he would certainly expedite the planning to strive for an attack around August.
"August!" Nicholas I yelled, not wanting to wait even a quarter of an hour. How could Dolgorukov tell him to wait another month!
"Yes, Your Majesty!" Prince Dolgorukov responded neither humbly nor arrogantly to Nicholas I, then explained the predicament faced by the Russian Empire.
The Empire's forces on the Southern Front have reached the point of robbing Peter to pay Paul, from Bessarabia Province to the Crimea Peninsula, and then to the Caucasus Region, everywhere needing to guard against the raids of British and French warships and small detachments.
