US EditionKenya: Mudavadi Secures Deal Barring Recruitment of Kenyans Into Russian Army
Kenya halted recruitment of its citizens into Russia's military amid concerns over 1,000 Kenyans fighting in Ukraine, aiming to protect their safety and regulate overseas employment.
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On a visit to Moscow, Musalia Mudavadi, Prime Minister and Head of Kenyan Diplomacy, said on Monday that Russia would have agreed to stop recruiting Kenyan nationals to fight on the Russian-Ukrainian front. They would have been more than 1,000 enlisted, according to Kenyan intelligence.
Russia Agrees to Stop Sending Kenyans to War
Kenya says it has struck a deal with Moscow to shut down a controversial pipeline sending its citizens to fight for Russia in Ukraine. Foreign Minister Musalia Mudavadi, speaking alongside his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov in Moscow on Monday, said the two governments agreed that Kenyans "will no longer be...
On the first day of his official visit to Moscow, the head of Kenyan diplomacy met his counterpart Sergei Lavrov on Monday, 16 March. There will be no more recruitment into the Russian army, said Musalia Mudavadi.
During a visit to Russia, Kenya's Foreign Minister Musalia Mudavadi met Sergei Lavrov. At the meeting, Moscow's recruitments of Kenyan mercenaries were discussed.
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