Under the blatant threat of Major General Canrobert, Omar Pasha had no choice but to abandon plans to raid the Austrian army on the northern shore.
In the following days, numerous figures of the Austrian Empire appeared on the northern shore of the Danube River.
At the same time, the Austrian Empire's Commander-in-Chief of the Danube River, Albrecht, and the commander of the First Army arrived on the northern shore for inspection.
Meanwhile, the commander of the Turkish army at the Silistra Fortress, Omar Pasha, also appeared on the fortress tower at Silistra, gazing through a telescope at the northern shore.
"The fellow watching us through a telescope across the river is probably the traitor Omar!" Albrecht said lightly, pointing at Omar Pasha on the Silistra Fortress from the walls of the fortress on the northern shore.
The commander of the First Army, Benedek, raised his telescope, observing Omar on the opposite side while responding to Albrecht, "That's right! It's Omar!"
