Switzerland to Deploy 4,000 Soldiers for G7 Summit Security
The Swiss military will deploy nearly 4,000 soldiers to support civilian authorities in the cantons of Geneva, Vaud, and Valais, bolstering security for the upcoming G7 Summit in Evian, France. The mission includes protecting key infrastructure like Geneva Airport.

Key Takeaways
- The Swiss Army will deploy 4,000 personnel to support security for the 52nd G7 Summit.
- Airspace restrictions will be enforced over the border region from June 10 to June 18.
- Geneva authorities and 'No G7' activists reached a compromise on a demonstration route for June 14.
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"The armyâs main task will be to relieve the civilian security bodies of the French-speaking cantons during the event, so that the police can concentrate on their mission."
"Weâve been asked not to make too much noise."