Switzerland rejects two U.S. military flyovers, permits three non-combat flights
→Must not overfly Swiss airspace: US planners on Iran combat missions
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Switzerland rejected two U.S. military overflight requests for Iran-related war flights and authorised three overflights only for humanitarian, medical or unrelated purposes under neutrality law.
Why it matters
Swiss law prohibits overflights by conflict parties for military purposes. Swiss authorities permit only humanitarian and medical transits and flights unrelated to the conflict.
Implications
- — US planners must exclude Swiss airspace for Iran flights now or be denied
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