After a few years of peace, trouble once again came to the Balkans, with the outbreak of the Greek War of Independence. In 1821 the Russian-Greek commander Alexander Ypsilantis moved the Eterian Greeks from Russia to Wallachia. The Danubian Cossacks, under command of Kosh Nikifor Beluha, assisted in the defeat of this incursion.
After a few years of tranquility, conflict once more arrived in the Balkans, marked by the Greek War of Independence. In 1821, the Russian-Greek commander Alexander Ypsilantis relocated the Eterian Greeks from Russia to Wallachia. The Danubian Cossacks, under Kosh Nikifor Beluha's command, aided in the defeat of this incursion.