The future of two American citizens detained in Russia could hinge on the release of a convicted Russian arms dealer, nicknamed the 'Merchant of Death' by his accusers, whose life story inspired a Hollywood film.
The future of two American citizens detained in Russia could hinge on the release of a convicted Russian arms dealer, nicknamed the"Merchant of Death" by his accusers, whose life story inspired a Hollywood film.
Viktor Bout, a former Soviet military officer, is currently serving a 25-year prison sentence in the United States on charges of conspiring to kill Americans, acquire and export anti-aircraft missiles, and provide material support to a terrorist organization. Bout has maintained he is innocent.The Kremlin has long called for Bout's release, slamming his sentencing in 2012 as"baseless and biased.
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