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.