Interpol is ready to help Russia investigate Monday's terrorist attack at Moscow's Domodedovo airport, the organization's Secretary General Ronald K. Noble said on Tuesday.
"Our bureau in Moscow and all relevant Russian law enforcement officials can count on Interpol's full support to bring those responsible to justice," Noble said.
A powerful blast struck the busy international terminal of Russia's biggest airport on Monday evening, killing 35 people and injuring up to 180. A suicide bomber is believed to have detonated the bomb, which was equal to 5 kg of TNT.
"Interpol condemns this murderous attack in the strongest possible terms," Noble added.
Since a number of foreigners were amongst the casualties of the attack, Interpol has also offered to deploy an Incident Response Team to Moscow to assist local police.
PARIS, January 25 (RIA Novosti)
