Moscow bomber was 20-yr-old from Caucasus

The suicide bomber who killed 35 people and wounded 180 at Moscow's largest airport was a 20-yearold man from the volatile southern Caucasus region, Russian investigators said on Saturday. Breaking a five-day silence over the probe, federal investigators also said foreigners were deliberately targeted , marking an ominous new tactic in Russia's losing battle with extremism.

Suicide bomber kills 35 at Moscow airport

At least 35 people have been killed in the blast at Moscow's Domodedovo airport Monday, airport spokeswoman Yelena Galanova said on national television. The Russian president called it a terror attack.

Target of Chechen terrorists

Both stations were packed during rush hour
The two suicide bomb attacks that killed 38 people and wounded over 60 in Moscow on Monday targeted the city's busy subway system, a favourite target of Chechen terrorists.

In the past six years militants mounted five attacks on the Moscow Metro. In terms of casualties, Monday's bombings were the worst attack on the capital since February 2004, when a suicide bombing killed at least 41 people on a metro train. There have been no terrorist attacks in Moscow since August 2004, when a suicide bomber blew herself up outside a subway station, killing 10 people.