,Lunettes de Soleil Prada 2012Viktor Bout, 44, who was extradited from Thailand to the United States in 2010, was found guilty on all four counts including conspiring to kill US service personnel and to sell anti-aircraft weapons."It's definitely not the end of the process. We will appeal,Lunettes De Soleil," Dayan told reporters. "We believe this is not the end. We have a chance."The trial was the culmination of a sophisticated US sting operation to corner Bout, a veteran of a shady international air freight business that specialized in African conflict zones.AFP - A New York jury Wednesday found a Russian arms dealer, dubbed "the merchant of death," guilty of conspiring to sell a huge arsenal to US-designated terrorists,lunettes rayban, in a case which has angered Moscow.But Bout's lawyer, Albert Dayan,www.lunettesvrayban.com, immediately promised an appeal.Among the weapons requested were hundreds of Russian anti-aircraft missiles that the fake FARC representatives said would be used to shoot down US pilots aiding the Colombian military.Reaction was quick from rights groups who have long monitored a man alleged to have poured weapons into some of the world's bloodiest conflicts.Bout, dressed in a grey suit with a white shirt, looked despondent as he listened to the jury forewoman read out the verdict reached after less than eight hours of deliberations over two days.Bout's more extended resume allegedly includes pouring weapons into wars in Afghanistan, Angola, the Democratic Republic of the Congo,Lunettes de Soleil Bvlgari, Liberia, Rwanda,Lunettes de Soleil Dolce Gabbana, Sierra Leone and Sudan.In the secretly taped conversations in Thailand,Lunettes De Soleil Ray Ban, Bout told the fake FARC that he could supply the weapons.Moscow was outraged by Bout's arrest and extradition and there has been speculation he may know extensive state secrets.His lawyer had tried to argue in court that the Russian had in reality quit the arms trade and was merely playing a charade in order to further his real goal, which was to sell two unwanted cargo planes. JUSTICE ‘Merchant of Death’ arrives in US to face terror charges JUSTICE US extradition on course for 'Merchant of Death' after Thai charges dropped ARMAMENT Russia slams extradition of 'Merchant of Death' to the US Date created : 03/11/2011 Print Comment Send this page"However, it is tragic that because we have no global treaty regulating the activities of arms dealers,Lunettes de Soleil Carrera, many other unscrupulous dealers and brokers will continue to operate."Bout was arrested at the 2008 meeting with the US agents, then extradited from Thailand to the United States after a bitter legal battle.The mustachioed former Soviet military officer is alleged to have been the biggest private black market arms dealer in the post-Cold War period. He always denied this, saying he worked exclusively as a private air transporter -- although sometimes carrying legal shipments of arms -- and lived openly in Moscow.Alexander Otchaynov, vice consul for Russia in New York, would not comment on the verdict. "Commentaries on such things will come later," he said. "As the evidence at trial showed, Viktor Bout was ready to sell a weapons arsenal that would be the envy of some small countries," the lead federal prosecutor for Manhattan, US Attorney Preet Bharara, said afterwards."We should all be grateful that the world is safer now that the man who armed the hot spots of the globe is behind bars," she said in a statement.He briefly hugged Dayan after the verdict and was led back to a detention center. His wife Alla and their teenage daughter, present through most of the trial, were absent from the 15th floor courtroom, which was packed with journalists and law enforcement agents.Federal Judge Shira Scheindlin set sentencing for February 8. Bout faces a minimum of 25 years and possibly up to life in prison.The violent movie "Lord of War," starring Hollywood actor Nicholas Cage, was inspired by his life,Lunettes de Soleil Gucci, while the chief US Drug Enforcement Agency agent who organized the Thailand sting branded him "one of the most dangerous men on the face of the Earth.""With today's swift verdict, justice has been done and a very dangerous man will be behind bars," Bharara said."It is a good day when the world’s most notorious arms trafficker is put out of business and off the market for good," said Oistein Thorsen, a campaigner with Oxfam International.Arms expert and longtime Bout critic Kathi Lynn Austin said "the verdict in the Viktor Bout trial closes the book on one of the most prolific enablers of war,Lunettes de Soleil Prada, mass atrocities and terrorism in the post-Cold War era."US agents posing as high-ranking members of Colombia's FARC guerrilla group, an underground leftist force that Washington considers a terrorist organization,ray ban, told Bout at a 2008 meeting in Bangkok that they wanted to buy weapons.相关的主题文章： for his pockmarked skin -- for other crimes committed during under his regime. that the evidence showed " The noose tightens around Iranian refugees at Camp Ashraf
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