A man in Russia has been jailed for four years and sent to a penal colony after a security breach on Vladimir Putin's 'doomsday plane'.
Ordered to pay £36,400 in compensation, 27-year-old Zhora Khachunts, claims he was framed by authorities in a cover-up when the jet was interfered with in the Russian city Taganrog, on the Sea of Azov.
A reported 39 pieces of top secret radio equipment were swiped after the cargo hatch of the plane, the Ilyushin Il-80i, was left open when it was going through a refitting process.