Kenyan families whose relatives joined Russia’s military are demanding answers as many remain missing or confirmed dead, amid conflicting casualty figures.
(L) Martin Macharia and Peter Kimemia in Russia. [Courtesy]
“We are going on a mission. We will be out of network for some time. I’ll be unreachable for about a month after the training. Once we’re back, I’ll call you.”
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