Swiss troops accidentally enter Liechtenstein, diplomatic issue averted through prompt communication.

The Swiss Armed Forces made an unintentional incursion into Liechtenstein territory with 170 troops. The soldiers, who were conducting a nighttime training exercise, strayed over the unmarked and often unclear border between Switzerland and Liechtenstein. The troops advanced approximately two kilometers into Liechtenstein before realizing their mistake. Recognizing the error, Swiss officials promptly communicated with their counterparts in Liechtenstein and assured them that the incident was accidental. The Liechtenstein authorities accepted this explanation without protest and no diplomatic strain ensued. The troops withdrew swiftly without any incidents. Liechtenstein, a small, landlocked nation with a population of around 39,000, does not have an army of its own. It relies on neighboring countries, primarily Switzerland, for military matters. This event demonstrates the close and cooperative nature of Swiss-Liechtenstein relations. The incident was handled with transparency and brevity, showcasing effec