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The zone was restored to Turkey, but was to remain demilitarized; the Straits were to be open to all ships in peacetime and in time of war if Turkey remained neutral; if Turkey was at war, it could not exclude neutral ships. Secretly, however, Turkey soon began to refortify the zone, and in 1936, by the Montreux Convention , it was formally permitted to remilitarize it. Turkey has maintained the right to restrict the access of ships from non-Black Sea states.
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