After long allegations on Russia about arms, top foreign policy adviser of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev’s said that the country has s ‘nothing to hide’ from US government impeach alleged arms dealer Viktor Bout and hopes allegation against him get a methodical hearing.

The official statement said that “We have nothing to conceal, nobody can find any martial secrets or any added kind of secrets in the country. The statement was the most popular statement in Kremlin most wide-ranging comments since Bout’s banishment from Thailand to the United States later this week.

“It is in our curiosity that the inquiry of this buddy is brought to achievement, and he should respond all the questions the American justice system has,” he said, ratcheting down Russia’s tone after verbal disapproval of Bout’s banishment.

The comments aimed to keep Bout at arm’s length from the Kremlin, quash assumption that he had knot with the Russian state and stay away from discouragement and delicate development in relationships with the US.