Just as the Ferdinand was about to attack, a white flag was raised on the Caesar, which left the Austria-Hungary navy stunned.
With the surrender of the Caesar, other ships also ceased resistance, and the battle for the Adriatic Sea was completely over, with control of the Adriatic Sea falling entirely into the hands of Austria-Hungary.
At this time, the Italian navy had already lost three main battleships. Since they had surrendered, the Austria-Hungary navy, which had just been deadly, began to rescue people from the sea.
The threat at sea was eliminated, and the fifty thousand troops that had long been prepared at the port of Trieste were about to set off. They would be transported with merchant ships to open a third front on Italy's east coast, capturing the eastern part of the Kingdom of Italy along with the Pope Country forces.
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Inside the city of Venice.
