Kenya is offering amnesty to citizens who illegally joined Russian forces to fight in Ukraine, a move that quietly acknowledges both the extent of the recruitment and the difficulty of enforcing the law. Prime Cabinet Secretary and Foreign Affairs CS Musalia Mudavadi announced the decision on Saturday. This change shifts the focus from punishment to managing the situation as Nairobi deals with a recruitment network that has pulled hundreds of Kenyans into Moscow’s “special military operation.” Under Kenyan law, citizens cannot join foreign militaries without the president’s permission. Section 68 of the Penal Code sets a penalty of up to The post Government Offers Amnesty to Kenyans Who Joined Russian Army in Ukraine War appeared first on Nairobi Wire.