It was held to coordinate the final military operations against the forces of the Third Reich and Japan, and to agree on post-war geopolitical and other issues.
An agreement was reached on the division of Germany into occupation zones and on the borders of Poland and the establishment of its government.
The Declaration of Liberated Europe was published and cooperation was agreed on in the policy towards the liberated countries.
A special secret protocol stipulates that after the end of the war in Europe, the USSR will make war with Japan, and will in turn receive southern Sakhalin, the Kuril Islands, and the naval base of Port Arthur. Arrangements for the creation of an international organization (UN) for the maintenance of peace and security have continued.
