Stalin made numerous demands to control territory along the soviet borders; and with the coming of peace, he continued to push for a role in controlling the which linked soviet ports on the black sea with the mediterranean sea.

The appropriate response is Dardanelles. After the demise of Joseph Stalin, the inspiration driving an administration change declined inside the Soviet government, and on May 30, 1953, Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov repudiated the Russian claims over the Bosphorus and Dardanelles, and in addition the other regional question along the Turkish-Armenia-Georgian outskirt.