Monzer al Kassar

Monzer al-Kassar was born in Syria and made his fortune selling arms to armies and terrorists anywhere conflict raged and order was broken down. He was extravagant and love to flaunt his wealth with expensive cars, houses, clothes and a lifestyle that saw him nicknamed “the Proud Peacock”.

The man, whose real name is Monzer al-Kassar, got rich by selling weapons and military equipment to terrorists and armies fighting in Iraq, Iran, Africa, Eastern Europe, Central America and elsewhere, according to the US Drug Enforcement Agency. By doing so, Kassar fueled several of the deadliest wars ...

The man, whose real name is Monzer al-Kassar, got rich by selling weapons and military equipment to terrorists and armies fighting in Iraq, Iran, Africa, Eastern Europe, Central America and elsewhere, according to the US Drug Enforcement Agency. By doing so, Kassar fueled several of the deadliest wars ...

While DEA narcoterrorism stings have netted serious arms traffickers — such as Monzer al-Kassar, a Syrian arms dealer linked to the Contras, the Palestinian Liberation Front, the Iraqi insurgency, and others; and Viktor Bout, a Russian arms trafficker known for funneling weapons to conflict zones around ...

Prosecutors said that the arms dealer, Monzer al-Kassar, who was extradited from Spain in 2008, had agreed to sell weapons to informants working for the United States Drug Enforcement Administration who were posing as representatives of a Colombian terrorist group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of ...

The sentence means that the dealer, Monzer al-Kassar, a 63-year-old native of Syria who the authorities say was involved in arms trafficking since the early 1970s, will probably spend the rest of his life behind bars. When Mr. Kassar was extradited to the United States from Spain, American authorities ...

JUN 8 -- (NEW YORK) – DEA Administrator Karen P. Tandy and Michael J. Garcia, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York announced today the arrest of Monzer al Kassar, a/k/a “Abu Munawar,” a/k/a “El Taous,” an international arms dealer charged with conspiring to sell millions of ...

Monzer al-Kassar was born in Syria and made his fortune selling arms to armies and terrorists anywhere conflict raged and order was broken ...

The man, whose real name is Monzer al-Kassar, got rich by selling weapons and military equipment to terrorists and armies fighting in Iraq, Iran ...

While DEA narcoterrorism stings have netted serious arms traffickers — such as Monzer al-Kassar, a Syrian arms dealer linked to the Contras, ...

The sentence means that the dealer, Monzer al-Kassar, a 63-year-old native of Syria who the authorities say was involved in arms trafficking ...

Monzer al-Kassar was born in Syria and made his fortune selling arms to armies and terrorists anywhere conflict raged and order was broken ...

Monzer al-Kassar was born in Syria and made his fortune selling arms to armies and terrorists anywhere conflict raged and order was broken ...

The man, whose real name is Monzer al-Kassar, got rich by selling weapons and military equipment to terrorists and armies fighting in Iraq, Iran ...

While DEA narcoterrorism stings have netted serious arms traffickers — such as Monzer al-Kassar, a Syrian arms dealer linked to the Contras, ...

The sentence means that the dealer, Monzer al-Kassar, a 63-year-old native of Syria who the authorities say was involved in arms trafficking ...

For example, Syrian arms dealer Monzer Al Kassar was extradited from Spain and later convicted on charges of conspiring to sell millions of dollars worth of high-powered weapons to the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, to be used to kill ...

While DEA narcoterrorism stings have netted serious arms traffickers - such as Monzer al-Kassar, a Syrian arms dealer linked to the Contras, the Palestinian Liberation Front, the Iraqi insurgency, and others; and Viktor Bout, a Russian arms trafficker ...

In the next few years, the DEA lured two of the most wanted arms dealers in the world, Monzer al-Kassar and Viktor Bout, into drug-related conspiracies before arresting them, in Spain and Thailand, respectively.

In the next few years, the D.E.A. lured two of the most wanted arms dealers in the world, Monzer al-Kassar and Viktor Bout, into drug-related conspiracies before arresting them, in Spain and Thailand, respectively.