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In an attempt to raise troops and provisions for this war, Ottoman Sultan
Abdlhamid I, made Suleiman al-Jalili mubayaaci (official of
provisions), ordering him to send provisions to Baghdad, which he
ignored, instead he restricted merchants from selling their goods.[5] As
a result, the Persians held Basra until 1779 when the Ottomans, under
Sulayman Agha,[6] retook the city, following Karim Khan's death.[7]
See also
OttomanPersian Wars
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