What are the causes and results of the Russian-Turkish war in 1677-1681

Causes:

Expansion of the Ottoman Empire to the Right-Bank Ukraine against the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in 1672-1676, the capture of Kamenets-Podolsk and preparation for expansion to the Left Bank.
Striving to secure the southern borders from the raids of the Crimean Tatars.

Results:

It was a war where the Russian army, together with the hetman’s Cossacks, met with a large Turkish army on the Dnieper. It turned out to be defensive, near Chigirin, the huge Turkish-Tatar army was defeated twice (1677 and 1678).
From 1681 a truce was concluded for 20 years, but in 1687 it was already violated by the Crimean campaign of Golitsyn.
Payment of tribute to the Crimean Khanate for three years.
A ban on the construction of new fortresses on the Dnieper.
Right-bank Ukraine turned out to be a protectorate of the Ottoman Empire.
Valuable combat experience was gained for the regiments of the new order.