Merchant Of Death. Lord Of War. The McDonald's Of Arms Traff

Viktor Bout, a Russian arms dealer serving 25 years in a U.S. prison, is again at the center of speculation about a prisoner swap after a U.S. basketball star playing in Russia was sentenced to nine years in prison on a drug charge over cannabis oil.

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