In the following days, as the cavalry units of the Allies encountered the Cossack Cavalry near Alma Heights, Kach River, and Yevpatoria, the military deployments of the Russian Empire gradually became clearer.
Just as Jerome Bonaparte and others had speculated, the ambitious Gorchakov was not only planning to target Sevastopol; there was also a sizable force near Yevpatoria.
Seated in the Sevastopol Fortress, Jerome Bonaparte immediately ordered 5,000 French soldiers to be deployed to Yevpatoria Town.
Currently, Yevpatoria Town already has a force of ten thousand people and thirty-six cannons (twelve 12-pound Napoleon Cannons and twenty-four 6-pound Napoleon Cannons). A circular trench has been constructed around Yevpatoria Town, with the outer trench lined with barbed wire. If the Russian Imperial Army attempts to rely on their cannons to break the barbed wire, then the fleet cannons at the Yevpatoria Port will become their nightmare.
