The British government announced on June 25 that it will deny new licenses for military goods and technology exports to Saudi Arabia and its Yemen war allies in response to a June 20 ruling by the British Court of Appeals that such exports are unlawful, though the government said it would seek to overturn the ruling. Meanwhile, the Swiss government said on June 26 that it would ban Swiss aircraft manufacturer Pilatus from working in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates because of the conduct of these two powers in the Yemen war, SWI swissinfo.ch reported. And in the United States, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced an act on June 25 limiting how the president can make sales under the Arms Export Control Act, a measure U.S. President Donald Trump has used to make arms sales to Saudi Arabia.