Kenya's Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Korir Sing'Oei has revealed that at least four Kenyans are being held as prisoners of war (POW) in Ukraine, allegedly after fighting for Russia. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through its mission in Moscow, is actively pursuing the matter.

• Four Kenyans are confirmed to be POWs in Ukraine, suspected of fighting for Russia.
• One Kenyan POW, Evans Kibet, claims he was duped into joining the Russian army after being offered a job.
• The Ukrainian government is open to discussions with President William Ruto's administration regarding Kibet's repatriation but will continue to detain him as a POW under the Geneva Convention.
• Evans Kibet highlighted a scam where he was encouraged to sign documents, after which his travel and identity documents were confiscated, leading to his enlistment in the Russian military.