Over 250 Kenyans trapped abroad amid Russia-Ukraine war and overseas arrests

14 Kenyans are serving jail term Thailand for bearing false immigration stamps, while 252 Kenyans are trapped in Russia after being recruited to fight in the Russia-Ukraine war. While presenting a report to Parliament on the status of Kenyans enlisted in the Russian military, Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi disclosed that only 47 of those individuals have so far been rescued, while two others are being held as prisoners of war in Kyiv. Ben Kirui reports on revelations that raise alarm over disturbing allegations of human trafficking, including sexual exploitation and suspected organ harvesting, targeting victims transported to parts of Asia.