Over 1,000 Kenyans enlisted to fight in Russia-Ukraine war, report says

Over 1,000 Kenyans recruited to fight for Russia in Ukraine war: report
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A Kenyan intelligence report presented to parliament revealed that over 1,000 Kenyans have been recruited to fight in the Russia-Ukraine war, with 89 on the front lines as of February. The report alleges a network of rogue Kenyan officials colluding with human trafficking syndicates to facilitate recruitment and travel, involving airport staff, immigration officers, and embassy personnel. Parliament is investigating these allegations, with concerns raised about potential collusion within the Kenyan embassy in Moscow. The Russian embassy in Nairobi has denied involvement in any illegal enlistment schemes, stating they have not issued visas for Kenyans seeking to participate in the conflict. The Kenyan government is investigating the matter.
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AI-ExtractedThe Russian embassy in Nairobi dismissed the allegations as "dangerous and misleading".
89 Kenyans were on the front lines of the Russia–Ukraine war as of February this year.
A total of 1,000 Kenyans have been recruited to fight for Russia.
Recruits are promised a monthly pay of up to 350,000 Kenyan shillings ($2,400).
Recruitment agencies have allegedly been colluding with rogue Kenyan airport staff.
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