Questions & Answers about Пока неизвестно, кто придёт.
Here пока means for now / so far / at the moment, not while.
So:
- Пока неизвестно = It’s not known yet / So far it’s unknown
This is a very common use of пока in everyday Russian.
Compare:
- Пока неизвестно, кто придёт. = It’s not known yet who will come.
- Пока я работаю, он читает. = While I’m working, he’s reading.
Same word, different meaning depending on context.
Russian usually omits the present-tense form of "to be".
So where English says:
- It is unknown
Russian simply says:
- неизвестно
Literally, the sentence is closer to:
- For now unknown, who will come
but natural English is:
- It is not yet known who will come
This is normal Russian grammar, not an incomplete sentence.