First pictures emerge of the pilot Putin's Kremlin is blaming for the Russian air disaster that killed 92 people... but experts still believe it could be a terror attack

Roman Volkov (main), 35, was at the controls of the plane when it crashed into the Black Sea as more than 3,000 rescue workers on 32 ships (top right) - including over 100 divers (bottom right) flown in from across Russia - have been searching the crash site at sea and along the shore, the Defence Ministry said. Helicopters, drones and submersibles were being used to help spot bodies and debris. Russia's transport minister Maxim Sokolov the Kremlin was not investigating terrorism as a cause of the crash, despite aviation experts claiming without evidence from the military Tu-154 plane (bottom left), a terror attack could still be plausible.