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Add as a preferred source on GoogleProcurement chief Urs Loher said the Federal Council will make the final choice on another air-defense option reviewed by Swiss authorities.
Switzerland's president said existing arms agreements should be honored despite delays in U.S. weapons deliveries, Anadolu Agency reported. The statement comes as Swiss authorities consider another air-defense option.
Procurement chief Urs Loher said authorities had examined an additional air-defense system, with the Federal Council responsible for the final choice, according to EconoTimes' earlier coverage.
The 10-year plan covers at least 850 F-35s for U.S. forces and targets annual production of 156 aircraft across Lots 21 through 30.
The push spans India, Thailand, Vietnam and China, alongside a Mercosur pact signed in 2025 that remains pending for Switzerland.
The aircraft must complete final acceptance tests before formal handover to the Royal Malaysian Air Force.
