What effect did it have on Germany when Russia surrendered in World War 1?

When Russia surrendered in World War I with the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk in March 1918, it significantly benefited Germany by allowing them to redirect troops from the Eastern Front to the Western Front. This shift temporarily strengthened Germany's military position and provided an opportunity for a concentrated offensive against the Allies. However, the subsequent German offensives ultimately failed, and the loss of support from Russia did not lead to a decisive victory, contributing to Germany's eventual defeat later that year.