In early November, Russian-Romanian forces in Dobruja started a general offensive to recapture land lost to the Central Powers during the Second Battle of Cobadin. The Romanian Navy contributed to the offensive, with the monitor Catargiu landing 50 marines to occupy the town of Hârșova on 8 November, after it was abandoned by the retreating enemy.
In early November, Russian-Romanian forces launched an extensive campaign in Dobruja to regain territory lost during the Second Battle of Cobadin. The Romanian Navy contributed to this effort, with the Catargiu monitor landing 50 marines on November 8 to secure Hârșova after it was abandoned by the retreating foe.