Austro-Hungarian and Russian pressure forced Serbia to be satisfied with most of northern Macedonia, conceding only the town of Štip to the Bulgarians, in Pašić's words, "in honour of General Fichev", who had brought Bulgarian arms to the door of Constantinople in the first war.
Austria-Ungari ja Vene surve sundis Serbiat rahulduma enamuse Põhja-Makedooniaga, mõistes vaid Štipi linna bulgaarlastele, Pašići sõnul "kindral Fitševi auks", kes viis Bulgaaria relvad Esimeses sõjas Konstantinoopoli väravateni.