The internal strife of the Kingdom of Prussia concerned no one, as most European nations celebrated the news, reflecting just how unpopular Russia was.
Austria was no exception, and if it weren't for appearances, Franz was ready to hold a banquet to celebrate this great victory.
To date in the Prusso-Russian War, the Tsarist Government had lost over five hundred thousand troops; it was unclear exactly how many had died, been captured, or been discharged due to injuries.
The Tsarist Government hadn't sorted out these problems, so certainly Franz was not going to bother tallying them for the Russians.
As Victors, the Prusso-Polish Coalition Forces were also in a difficult position. As for the Kingdom of Prussia, that was another matter; though they had suffered heavy losses, they still had residual strength and could recover with the respite of one winter and should be able to replenish by next year.
