Amnesty International and TransArms documented Swiss arms dealers’ involvement in a procurement network for Balkan weapons destined for Iraq and Afghanistan. The report describes gaps in transport and end-use documentation. In the Bosnian part of the network, Swiss arms dealer Marius Joray from Laufen confirmed indirect involvement. The exports concerned, in 2004–2005, were declared as destined for Iraq. Talon Security Consulting and Trade, an Israeli company within Swiss arms dealer Heinrich Thomet’s business network, brokered weapons from Serbia and Montenegro for the US company Taos’s Iraq deals. Amnesty International documented the brokerage in 2006. Talon was led by Shmuel Avivi, the former Israeli military attaché in Switzerland. Swiss preliminary enquiries into possible violations of the War Materiel Act were discontinued for lack of sufficient suspicion. Thomet denied bribery; a corresponding charge against Avivi was dropped in Israel as part of a procedural agreement. The Israeli indictment against Shmuel Avivi in February 2011 concerned, among other things, a Toyota Land Cruiser described as a gift and a payment of 30’000 Swiss francs to his wife. The bribery charge was dropped as part of a procedural agreement. Heinrich Thomet denied bribery.