Russia is ready to offer a 50 million dollar reward for information on the attackers of the Russian airliner which crashed in Egypt.
That comes after Moscow confirmed that a bomb attack brought down a Russian airliner over Sinai last month. All passengers on board were killed.
Russia's security chief said the passenger jet was brought down by a bomb with a force equivalent to one kilogram of TNT.
Russian President, Vladimir Putin who called the attack one of the bloodiest crimes, said they would search for those responsible in any part of the world and punish them.
He also pledged to step up air strikes in Syria where Moscow is conducting a bombing campaign it says is targeting the Islamic State group and other terrorist network.
Meanwhile, Egypt has detained two employees of the Sharm el-Sheikh Airport on suspicion of assisting those who planted the explosive device on the Russian plane.
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