US EditionNato Airfield in Rhineland-Palatinate to Cost Two Billion Euros
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In Büchel in Rhineland-Palatinate US nuclear bombs are stored, soon the ultramodern fighter jet F-35 of the Luftwaffe is to be stationed there. However, the costs for the conversion of the location are out of control.
To remain NATO-capable, the Bundeswehr airfield in Büchel, Rhineland-Palatinate, is being rebuilt. Now, a cost increase is looming – the project could cost a total of two billion euros. By Uli Hauck.
The reconstruction of the NATO airfield Büchel in Rhineland-Palatinate is expected to be significantly more expensive than previously planned. As reported by the ARD Capital Studio, the German government expects total costs of up to two billion euros. In 2024, the infrastructure at the air base in the Eifel region was estimated at up to 1.2 billion euros. According to the latest calculations, the costs could rise by up to 800 million euros. The …
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