A report issued by Kenyan intelligence on Wednesday found that over a thousand Kenyans were recruited with false promises of good jobs in Russia, but then sent to fight on the bloody battlefields of Ukraine.
Parliamentary leader Kimani Ichung’wah accused officials with the Russian embassy of colluding with the scheme, providing tourist visas so the victims could visit Russia in pursuit of phantom jobs. Ichung’wah said “rogue recruitment agencies and individuals in Kenya” were still feeding Kenyans into Russia’s war machine to this day.
“The rogue agencies are targeting ex-military, ex-police officers, as well as civilians… who are desperate…
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