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I don't know if the timing is right to save their weapons industry from the damage done over the past year.
(drum roll)
I'd expect the Swiss to have better timing. >

Swiss politics are known to be particularly slow. >

Well yeah, but I think the joke he was making was about swiss watches and timing >

Not very timely eh? If only they had put more attention on utilizing quartz >

Man you know you on the wrong side of history when the neutral nation itself wants to pick a side >

Nah, it is just about money >

How would Switzerland earn money from a re-export. They already sold the weapons. >

If countries worry about getting ammo in case of war from Switzerland, no one will buy it, it is about future orders >


If countries worry about getting ammo in case of war from Switzerland, no one will buy it, it is about future orders

The proposed change has nothing to do with Switzerland's ability to make good on its own future obligations, though? So how would it have any impact on the confidence of future Swiss arms exports?
Current Swiss export laws say countries they export arms to can't turn around and export those arms to some third country.  This proposed change simply allows those export partners to export their Swiss arms to Ukraine.