According to Khadziev, the main goal of the uprising in Thrace was to give support to the uprisings further west, by engaging Turkish troops and preventing them from moving into Macedonia.
Many of the operations were diversionary, though several villages were taken, and a region in Strandzha was held for around twenty days.
This is sometimes called the Strandzha republic or Strandzha commune, but according to Khadziev there was never a question of state power in the Thrace region.

On the morning of August 19, attacks were made on villages throughout the region, including Vasiliko (now Tsarevo), Stoilovo (near Malko Tarnovo), and villages near Edirne.

On August 21, the harbor lighthouse at Igneada was blown up.

Around September 3 a strong Ottoman force began reasserting their control.

By September 8 the Turks had restored control and were mopping up.
According to Khadziev, the main goal of the uprising in Thrace was to give support to the uprisings further west, by engaging Turkish troops and preventing them from moving into Macedonia. Many of the operations were diversionary, though several villages were taken, and a region in Strandzha was held for around twenty days. This is sometimes called the Strandzha republic or Strandzha commune, but according to Khadziev there was never a question of state power in the Thrace region.
On the morning of August 19, attacks were made on villages throughout the region, including Vasiliko (now Tsarevo), Stoilovo (near Malko Tarnovo), and villages near Edirne.
On August 21, the harbor lighthouse at Igneada was blown up.
Around September 3 a strong Ottoman force began reasserting their control.
By September 8 the Turks had restored control and were mopping up.
Ilinden–Preobrazhenie Uprising