Russia’s Missile terror plot to assault Sochi Olympics foiled

According to Reports during the 2014 Winter Games, Russia's secret service claimed Thursday to have frustrated plans to face a terrorist assail in the Black Sea resort of Sochi.
Ten missiles caches, capable of taking down low-flying planes, were exposed in Abkhazia, one of the breakaway regions that Russia secured in a brief war by means of Georgia in 2008.

Russia's FSB could establish that militants were planning to move these weapons to Sochi during 2012-2014 to use for terror acts during scheduling and hosting the Olympic Games, the committee's statement, as quoted by Russian news agencies and reported by AFP. The Interfax story quotes a Russian official pointing the finger at Georgia, saying the weapons entered from there. That means three people were in custody during the operation.

Russia, US chase jet in hijack drill

In a historic first for Cold War adversaries, U.S., Canadian and Russian military officers directed fighter jets and ground controllers to test how well they could track an international terrorist hijacking over the Pacific Ocean.

A chartered American jet code-named Fencing 1220 sent a mock distress signal shortly after taking off from Anchorage, Alaska, on Sunday, triggering a pursuit by at least seven fighters and a flurry of radio and telephone calls between military and civilian officials on both sides of the Pacific.
The Associated Press had exclusive access to Fencing 1220, a plush executive-style Gulf stream whose passengers included a Russian Air Force colonel and a senior commander of the North American Aerospace Defense Command, the joint U.S.-Canadian command that patrols the skies over North America.