The ensuing battle between the Chinese regiment and the brigade's advance battalion continued for much of the November 28, resulting 400 Turkish casualties.

The Turkish casualties were high, with several thousand men killed and a thousand of their Wallachian allies.

No one knows the extent of Turkish casualties, though they must have been very heavy.

The Turkish casualties were estimated at 100 dead; forty-nine were taken prisoner and five artillery guns were captured.

The rolls are incomplete for many reasons, especially with regards the Turkish casualties, but they are as accurate as can be given the information available.

Two Syrian agents were wounded in the incident with no Turkish casualties reported.

Turkish casualties were comparatively heavy, but allowed for the capture of adjacent hilltop at Elissaios.

However, the clashes resulted in the death of an ethnic Greek, while there were no Turkish casualties.

Turkish casualties were estimated by the battalion to be 60 killed.

Yet Turkish casualties have been disputed and were likely higher, with another source listing 2,160 officers and 287,000 other ranks.