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Osmanlı İmparatorluğu’nun, Rusya ile ilişkilerinin kesilmesi 28 Şubat 1853 tarihinde Rus Çarı I. Nikola’nın sözde Mübarek Makamlar meselesinin çözümü için göndermiş olduğu Fevkalâde Elçi Prens Aleksandr Sergeyeviç Mençikof’un, İstanbul’a gelmesiyle başlamıştır. Rusya’nın, Osmanlı Devleti üzerindeki baskısı İngiltere Devleti’nin Akdeniz’deki ticaret yolları üzerinde tehlikeli bir vaziyet almaya başlamıştır. Aynı zamanda Rusya’nın boğazları ele geçirmesiyle bundan çıkacak neticeleri tahmin eden İngiltere ve Fransa yanında Rusya’nın, Balkanlardaki nüfuzunu gittikçe artırması Avusturya’yı dahi endişeye sevk etmiştir. Rusya’nın bu tehditvâri hareketleri karşısında Osmanlı, İngiltere ve Fransa bloğunun oluşmasına sebebiyet vermiştir. Rusya, Mübarek Makamlar meselesine dair isteklerini kabul etmeyen Osmanlıya karşı Eflâk ve Boğdan’ı işgal ederek harekete geçmiştir. Osmanlı-Rus savaşı seyri içerisinde Rusların yaşatmış olduğu 29/30 Kasım1853 Sinop Felâketi sonucu İngiltere ve Fransa’nın Osmanlı’nın yanında savaşa katılmasıyla birlikte savaş netice itibariyle Osmanlı İmparatorluğu lehine değişmiştir. Sivastopol’un düşmesi ve bir müddetten beri hasta olan Rus Çarı I. Nikola’nın vefât etmesiyle Rusya mağlup olarak savaştan çekilmiştir. Savaşın ardından başlayan 18-30 Mart 1856 Paris Barış Muahedesiyle Rusya ile barış yapılmıştır. Barış muahedesinden sonra Osmanlı ve Rusya arasındaki ihtilaflı konuları çözüme kavuşturmak ve ayrıca I. Nikola’nın yerine tahta çıkan II. Aleksander’i tebrik etmek amacıyla Ağustos 1856 yılında Kıbrıslı Mehmed Emin Paşa Fevkalâde Rus Elçisi olarak görevlendirilmiştir.
The cessation of the Ottoman Empire's relations with Russia began with the arrival of Prince Alexander Sergeyevich Menchikof to Istanbul, where the Russian Tsar Nikola I sent on 28 February 1853 to solve the so-called Mubarak officials issue. The pressure of Russia on the Ottoman State has begun to take a dangerous position on the trade routes of the British State in the Mediterranean. At the same time, Russia, along with Britain and France, which predicted the outcomes of taking the throats, has also raised an increasing influence of Russia in the Balkans to Austria. This threatening movement of Russia has caused the formation of the Ottoman, British and French blocks. Russia has taken action by occupying Eflak and Bogdan against the Ottoman who did not accept their demands on the issue of the Mubarak Authorities. As a result of the 29/30 November 1853 Sinop Disaster, which the Russians lived during the Ottoman-Russian war, the war was eventually changed to the benefit of the Ottoman Empire, with the participation of Britain and France in the war alongside the Ottoman. With the fall of Sivastopol and the defeat of Russian Tsar Nikola I, who has been sick for a while, Russia has been withdrawn from war as a defeat. From 18 to 30 March 1856 the Paris Peace Agreement concluded peace with Russia. After the peace talks, the controversial issues between Ottoman and Russia will be resolved and also the second, which will be replaced by Nikola I. To congratulate Alexander, in August 1856 the Cypriot Mehmed Emin Pasha was appointed as the Russian Ambassador to Fevkalade.
The rupture of relations of the Ottoman Empire with Russia started on the 28th February, 1853, when the Magnificent Ambassador Prince Aleksandr Sergeyeviç Mençikof who came to Istanbul, sent by the Russian Czar Nicholas I to solve the so-called Mubarak Authorities issue. Russia's pressure on the Ottoman Empire began to take a dangerous position on the British Empire's trade routes in the Mediterranean. At the same time, Britain and France, who anticipated the consequences of Russia's capture of thestraits, and Russia's increasing influence in the Balkans, caused even Austria to worry. Against the threatening movements of Russia, the Ottoman gave rise to the formation of the British and French block. Russia took action by invading Wallachia and Moldavia against the Ottoman Empire, which refused its requests regarding the issue of Mubarak Authorities. In the course of the Ottoman-Russian war, the result of the war changed in favor of the Ottoman Empire with the participation of Britain and France in the war alongside the Ottomans as a result of the Sinop Disaster of 29/30 November 1854, which the Russians sustained. With the fall of Sevastopol and the death of the Russian Czar Nicholas I, who had been sick for a while, Russia was defeated and withdrew from the war. After the war, peace was made with Russia with the Paris Peace Treaty of 18-30 March 1856. After the Peace Treaty, Cypriot Mehmed Emin Pasha was appointed as The Magnificent Russian Ambassador to resolve the controversial issues between the Ottoman Empire and Russia, and also to resolve the issues of I. Nicholas II. And to congratulate Alexander, in August 1856.
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