Utah court sentences Russian video game developer for buying fighter jet manuals on eBay
A U.S. state court has sentenced Oleg Tishchenko, a Russian video game developer, to one year and one day in prison. Tishchenko, who was found to have purchased manuals for F-16, F-35, and other fighter jets through online auctions, has already spent more than a year in American jails and will therefore be released for deportation to Russia on June 19. Tishchenko is an employee of the Russian company Eagle Dynamics, which is best known for its recreational flight simulators.