“As a democracy, that should not be part of our conversation,” Mr Ruto said.
“The parliament has been burnt. City Hall has been burnt. We have 19 people dead,” Mr Ruto said.
Mr Ruto’s photos and tweet did not sit well with many of his Kenyan followers, who reminded him of police shooting and killing of protesters last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Italy had their first shot on target in the 73rd minute.
Amnesty International Kenya had accused Mr Ruto of inciting the police to kill citizens.
This comes after weeks of bloody protests against Mr Ruto’s Finance Bill, which has left many dead.Â
The Times made this call in an editorial piece published on Friday, a day after Mr Biden’s poor performance in the 2024 presidential debate against Mr Trump.
Many Kenyans were angered by the invitation and threatened to storm the venue.
Mr Ayacko said, “When you shoot somebody who is running away, that does not look tidy.”
Since the protest broke out over a week ago, Kenyan police have shot dead about 25 protesters, abducting over 50 and injuring hundreds.
