AP
Two of the most powerful men in the world will meet in Geneva on June 16. Preparations for the summit meeting between US President Joe Biden (78) and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin (68) are already in full swing. And the Federal Council has now restricted the airspace over Geneva especially for the meeting of the two great powers.
Between June 15 and 17, the zone above the Place de Nations in Geneva will be restricted. According to the announcement, commercial flight operations at Geneva Airport are not affected.
Luftwaffe helps
In addition, the Air Force will strengthen the air police service and air surveillance. And the army is also on hand: a maximum of 1,000 army members from the assistance service is approved.