Polish troops managed to acquire the Bolshevik armored train, several other trains, many weapons and ammunition. 350 captives were taken captive. The Bolsheviks after the loss of the city began to retreat east. In pursuit of them, the Polish Cavalry from the Major's Janusz Guchowski 7th Regiment of Lublin Lancers. The Poles crossed the road in Lipniszki, 24 km east of Lida. The retreating Bolshevik forces were defeated, and the Poles recaptured considerable quantities of war material and took prisoners.

Lida-Vilno railway line was used to secure the rear, transport, supply and repair of the Lida-Vilnius railway line, in order to use this route to transfer Polish forces to Vilnius. On the afternoon of April 17, Jozef Pilsudski arrived to Lida.

Unfortunately, the need to support the Lida attack on units targeted at the Vilnius attack has delayed the main operation and significantly reduced its forces.
