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    A Thai court on Thursday ordered the government to clean up a lead-polluted creek and pay nearly $4 million in compensation to local villagers as part of a legal battle that lasted almost a decade.

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Russian arms trafficker Viktor Bout, escorted by Thai police commandos, arrives at an airport in Bangkok on Tuesday. Thailand extradited Mr. Bout to the U.S. to face money laundering, wire fraud and other charges.

    'Merchant of Death' extradited to U.S.

    International arms dealer Viktor Bout, the so-called "Merchant of Death," was extradited Tuesday by Thailand to the United States to stand trial on an indictment unsealed in New York accusing him of conspiracy to finance a fleet of aircraft to arm bloody conflicts and support rogue regimes worldwide.

  • Purported Russian arms trafficker Viktor Bout, right, escorted by Thai police commandos, arrives at Don muang airport in Bangkok on Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2010. Thailand extradited Mr. Bout to the U.S. on Tuesday to face terrorism charges. (AP Photo)

    Thailand extradites suspected arms dealer Bout to U.S.

    Thailand extradited accused Russian arms trafficker Viktor Bout to the U.S. on Tuesday to face terrorism charges, siding with Washington in a tug of war with Moscow over whether to send him to stand trial or let him go home.

  • Suspected Russian arms smuggler Viktor Bout wears a bulletproof vest Monday as he arrives at a Bangkok court for a hearing that could determine his extradition to the U.S. (Associated Press)

    Thai court clears way for Viktor Bout extradition

    An alleged Russian arms smuggler dubbed "the Merchant of Death" was led off by masked commandos after a Thai court Tuesday removed a key legal obstacle to his U.S. extradition, which has landed Thailand in the midst of a diplomatic tussle between Washington and Moscow.

  • Suspected Russian arms smuggler Viktor Bout, center, is led by armed Thai police commandoes as he arrives at the criminal court in Bangkok Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2010.  (AP Photo/Apichart Weerawong)

    Thai court clears way for Viktor Bout extradition to U.S.

    A purported Russian arms smuggler dubbed "The Merchant of Death" was led off by masked commandos after a Thai court Tuesday removed a key legal obstacle to his U.S. extradition, which has landed Thailand in the midst of a diplomatic tussle between Washington and Moscow.

  • With tight security and the flak jacket on, Viktor Bout, center, a suspected Russian arms dealer, leaves the criminal court in Bangkok, Thailand Monday, Oct. 4, 2010. (AP Photo/Apichart Weerawong)

    Reputed arms dealer Viktor Bout's extradition stalled by Thai ruling

    Reputed Russian arms smuggler Viktor Bout's long-awaited extradition to the U.S. hit another delay Monday when a Thai court ruled that it needs to consider other charges filed against him by Washington.

  • Suspected Russian arms smuggler Viktor Bout wears a bulletproof vest Monday as he arrives at a Bangkok court for a hearing that could determine his extradition to the U.S. (Associated Press)

    Viktor Bout extradition stalled by Thai ruling

    Reputed Russian arms smuggler Viktor Bout's long-awaited extradition to the U.S. hit another delay Monday when a Thai court ruled that it needs to consider other charges filed against him by Washington.

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