A Russian diplomat, Mikhail Ulyanov, has stated that Switzerland is no longer a neutral country following its recent referendum rejecting tighter neutrality rules. Ulyanov’s comments, as reported by RT.com, represent Moscow’s reaction to the outcome of the Swiss vote. The referendum centered on proposals to strengthen Switzerland’s neutral stance, but voters ultimately rejected these measures. This decision, according to the Russian perspective, signals a departure from Switzerland’s traditionally neutral position. The rejection is interpreted in Moscow as a move away from neutrality and potentially closer alignment with other geopolitical powers. Ulyanov’s statement underscores Russia's monitoring of shifts in European political landscapes, particularly concerning neutrality policies. The full article detailing this response is available on RT.com.