Thai court again refused to release on bail “Lord of War” Victor Bout

Thai court again refused bail Russians Viktor Bout, extradition sought by U.S. authorities accuse the businessman of illegal arms trade.

“We have filed another appeal against the refusal to release Bout bail was denied to us. I think so, we can hardly something to expect, but we will seek further – to the Supreme Court of Thailand”, – told Interfax on Friday spouse Bout Alla.

She said the final decision on the extradition of Bout is expected by February. “Six months from filing complaints against the court’s decision will be in February, by which time we expect the issue will be solved. When will it be – the end of December, mid January, mid-February – the specific date no one called,” – said her husband Booth .

According to her, representatives of her husband was denied its request to increase the time visiting spouses. “After the embassy we asked the warden to increase the time to visit, we once again denied. The problem with food. But it is very difficult to complain, for each paper are responsible for three to four months,” – she pointed out.

Earlier Alla Booth said that the protection of her husband asked the court to quickly consider an appeal against the refusal to extradite the businessman. She noted that the court should not put representatives of Viktor Bout made aware of their reaction to their treatment. “We do not say: yes, we have considered, will be considered for this much time. They just read it and take into account, apparently,” – added Alla Bout.

Viktor Bout was arrested March 6, 2008 in Thailand, which came as a tourist. U.S. accused it of illegal arms trade, including in arms terrorist group the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, and seek his extradition.

Bout himself denies all allegations and claims that he never traded arms, and engaged in air operations are legitimate. Appeal court’s decision to refuse to extradite Bout to the United States was filed by the prosecutor’s office in Thailand on behalf of the American side on August 26.