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Russia's Muslims organizing movement in support of Putin

Moscow, November 18, Interfax - Russia's Council of Muftis has joined the campaign to form a national movement for supporting President Vladimir Putin.

"At a working meeting of the Council of the Muftis, its members instructed Abdul-Vahed Niyazov, the head of the Islamic Cultural Center, to organize a Muslims in Support of President Putin movement and ensure its membership in the National Movement in Support of President Putin," the Council's press service told Interfax.

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