Italy sees planned F-35 fighter jet spending rise by €7.3 billion
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Italy sees planned F-35 fighter jet spending rise by €7.3 billion
Italy's government is seeking parliamentary approval to increase planned investment in F-35 fighter jets by €7.28 billion ($8.17 billion), lifting the programme's overall cost by more than 50%, according to a parliamentary document.
The government accelerates on the re-armament and on the new F-35. In fact, the cost of the program for the acquisition of fighters has increased by more than 7 billion euros: from 13.5 billion euros expected in 2009 to 20.8 billion euros, with the planes that from the initials 131 will be at the end 115. The decree of [...] The article Re-armo, increases by more than 7 billion the expenditure for the F35 fighters: the government asks the Parlia…
The total amount now however will be more than 20 billion euros
It was 2009 and at Palazzo Chigi Silvio Berlusconi sat in what would become his last governmental experience. Italy was linked to a purchase program of F-35 U.S. for a total expenditure of 13.5 billion euros. Within the agreement ended, in a residual way, also the strengthening of the national production lines, to transform [...] The post The government increases the expenditure for the F-35: another 7 billion asked the Parliament appeared first…
The new investment is set to begin next year and continue until 2039.
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