Suicide Bomber Attack Kills Dozens at Moscow, Russia's Busiest Airport

Summary - Dozens died at Russia's busiest airport on January 24, 2011. The deaths occurred at the explosive hands of a suicide bomber. An explosion tore through the international area of Moscow Domodedovo International Airport, killing 35 people and injuring at least 180. The suicide bombing is believed to have been executed by two suicide bombers - a man and a woman.

When did the suicide bombing occur?
January 24, 2011.

Which airport was involved?
Moscow Domodedovo International Airport - Russia's largest in terms of passenger numbers. It covers over 50% of air traffic to Moscow, and many major international airlines have service to this airport.

What was the cause / Who is to blame?
It is suspected that an Islamic fundamentalist group will claim responsibility for this suicide bombing attack. This is not the first time a bombing has occurred affecting transportation links in Russia in some form.

Any further safety issues?
The bombing has raised concerns about the prepared-ness of Russian security for the 2014 Winter Olympics. These concerns are not new, however, but this incidence could certainly be considered a setback.