German politicians are threatening never to buy any arms from Switzerland ever again.
The argument stems from this country’s refusal to allow the re-export of ammunition to be sent to Ukraine.
Under neutrality rules, Switzerland needs to give its consent.
Germany first asked if 12,000 rounds of 35 mm anti-aircraft ammunition could be sent to Ukraine in June – that was refused.
Germany has asked again – but this time saying it's for a humanitarian mission as it will be used to secure grain exports from Odessa. Bern has yet to respond.
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