Why did Julian's troops trap in Persian territory seek a peace deal?
Defeat at Ctesiphon
To prevent further losses
Supply problems
Betrayal
Answer
The supply problems that Julian's troops faced in Persian territory were a significant factor in their decision to seek a peace deal. Operating deep within enemy territory, they encountered difficulties in maintaining a steady flow of provisions, including food, water, and military equipment. The Persian scorched-earth tactics further exacerbated the situation, leaving the Roman army struggling to sustain itself.
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