Russia to Kenya: Blame US and EU for high food, fuel prices
Kenya's Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Macharia Kamau hosts Russia’s Ambassador to Kenya Dmitry Maksimychev in Nairobi on March 12, 2022. PHOTO | COURTESY
Our cooperation with Kenya is developing very dynamically. A boost to it was given in 2019 by the historic meeting of our two leaders Vladimir Putin and Uhuru Kenyatta in Sochi at the Russia-Africa Summit.
It is not an invasion. It is a limited special military operation with goals and objectives that have been clearly formulated right from the beginning – demilitarisation and denazification of Ukraine, and the protection of four million Russian-speaking people of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, against whom the Kiev regime has been waging a genocidal war for eight years.
