Somalia - Soldiers Rescue Kidnapped Aid Workers - NYTimes.com Somali and Kenyan troops rescued four foreign aid workers held hostage inside Somalia, three days after they were seized from a refugee camp in Kenya, the armies said Monday. Col. Abduallahi Moalim, a Somali military commander, said government soldiers in the Lower Juba region that borders Kenya stopped a vehicle carrying supplies for the attackers on Sunday and seized three of the occupants who directed the force to where the hostages were being held. Col. Cyrus Oguna, a spokesman for Kenya's military, said the two forces then carried out a joint rescue operation. Colonel Oguna said that the aid workers were not hurt, but that one gunman was killed. The aid workers are employed by the Norwegian Refugee Council.