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Supporters of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin have taken to their cars to back his bid for the presidency. Their protests, through the streets of Moscow, were aimed at counteracting several anti-Putin demonstrations in recent months.
Supporters fixed stickers bearing the message “I’m for Putin” to their cars.
Presidential elections on March 4 are widely expected to see Putin win a third term as head of state.
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