Concluded on January 9, 1792 between Russia and the Ottoman Empire the Yassy peace treaty put an end to the Russian-Turkish war of 1787-1791.  When guns become silent, business is entered by diplomats.  Peace talks from Russia were carried on by Prince G. Potyomkin, and after his death count A.Bezborodko.  Carrying out diplomatic ceremonial in Dubossary became on June 4, 1793 a result of negotiations. With the assistance of M.I. Kutuzov on the middle of Dniester took place an exchange of the Russian and Turkish ambassadors.

On June 4, 2013 on the Dniester bank took place the festive dramatized representation, opening of a memorable sign and festivities on the occasion of the 220th anniversary of exchange by ambassadors between Russia and Turkey. Indoors Dubossary Local History museum the enterprise "Marka Pridnestrovya" held presentation of a postage block dated for this important historical event.
On block against a Dniester landscape are presented the portraits of prominent statesmen of Russia of the end of the XVIII century: Alexander Bezborodko from the Austrian artist Johann Baptiste Lampi work and Mikhail Golenischev-Kutuzov from the Russian artist R. M. Volkov’s brush.

The postage block is printed on selfadhesive paper by edition of 480 copies on Bendery Printing Plant "Polygraphist".
Author: V. Lavrentiev.
Designer A.Gladkaya.
An insignificant part of issue is presented in form of the art booklet and intended as souvenirs to guests of festive actions.

Accession of the most part of modern Transnistria to Russia became a historical result of the Russian-Turkish war of 1787-91. In 1794 on lands received as a result of the Yassy peace treaty was founded Odessa city - pearl of the modern Ukraine.