Russia lost more territory but didn’t have to pay war reparations
The Treaty of Portsmouth ended the Russo-Japanese War in 1904 and was negotiated by Theodore Roosevelt.
The Japanese efforts to expand led to war with Russia. Russia was defending their hold over Manchuria and warm port islands in particular the Sakhalin Island. Both countries were running out of money but Japan viewed themselves as a victor and should be rewarded with land and the cost of the war. However, Russia had no money to pay in reparations and were insulted at the idea. The agreement was to give Japan control of Manchuria, Korea, and the southern half of the Sakhalin Island. Russia lost lands but no one had to pay any money for the war or lands.
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