Switzerland faces a disagreement over the price of the F-35 jets, with the US demanding additional costs of up to 1.3 billion dollars.
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Switzerland has announced a disagreement with the United States over the contracted price for 36 F-35 jets, citing American demands for additional inflation-related costs. The Swiss government maintains that the agreed price is firm, while the US DSCA agency believes it includes a misunderstanding and is demanding additional costs. The Swiss defense ministry warns that breaking the contract would affect national security, as the current planes are nearing the end of their service life.
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