Ultimata

thumb|right|314px|The 1853 negotiations between Russian envoy, Alexander Sergeyevich Menshikov|Prince Menshikov, and the Turkish Sultan about the protection of Orthodox Christians in the [[Ottoman Empire involved a series of ultimata. On 31 May, Russia threatened that the vassal states of Moldavia and Wallachia would be occupied if Menshikov's note was not accepted within seven days. This Punch cartoon satirises rejection of the ultimatum.]]

document defining the terms for Japanese surrender during World War II

1914 events leading to World War I

Set of concessionary demands made by imperial Japan to China during World War I

1961 Cold War incident in divided Berlin

Russian proverb about a warning with no consequences

1939 German diplomatic demand on LIthuania

1923 Greek–Italian military crisis

British diplomatic ultimatum to Portugal

American ultimatum to Imperial Japan leading to World War II

naval blockade from December 1902 to February 1903

strategic game that has become a popular instrument of economic experiment

diplomatic note

pre-WWII diplomatic demand

war scare in September 1922 between the United Kingdom and Turkey

1940 demand of the Soviet Union

figurative phrase meaning a limit past which something shouldn't cross

Simon Bolivar's declaration of no quarter

demands by Germany

1973 hostage crisis in Marchegg, Austria

1897 Haitian diplomatic incident

1923 ultimatum

presented before Russian invasion of Ukraine