Chapter 907: The Straits Convention and Fugitives

Due to the contradictions between the United Kingdom and Russia Nation, the conference was deadlocked for nearly half a month.

But ultimately, on February 2, 1937, the "Strait of Constantinople Convention" was freshly released, and under the witness of many media outlets, representatives from eight countries formally signed the convention.

This convention, a result of compromise between the United Kingdom and Russia Nation, was not as biased as it could have been.

According to the provisions of the straits convention, during wartime, if Turkey is a neutral country, all belligerent countries' warships will be prohibited from entering the Strait of Constantinople.

At the same time, countries should send representatives to control the Strait of Constantinople, prohibiting civilian ships from all countries heavier than 10,000 tons from passing through the Strait of Constantinople.