US Captures Al-Qaeda Leader Wanted Over 1998 U.S. Embassy Bombing In Nairobi, Kenya

America's two most elite commando teams have carried a pair of dramatic raids against terrorist targets in two African nations, killing members of the Somali group al-Shabab and capturing a mastermind of the 1998 embassy bombing in Nairobi, Kenya, who has avoided justice for 15 years.

Kenya Mall Attack: CCTV Footage Of Gunmen Released, Police Confirm 'White Widow' Not Among Them (VIDEO)

Kenyan police named four of the terrorists on Saturday. None of them were Western, contrary to their initial reports, and they were all men.

Amid the confusion of the four-day siege, Amina Mohamed, Kenya's foreign minister, said that a British woman "who has done this many times before" was among the attackers, as were "two or three" Americans.

But David Kimaiyo, the police chief, said that that information was false. He also said that Samantha Lewthwaite, the widow of the London bomber who is dubbed the "White Widow," and is wanted on terrorism charges, was not present during the Kenya attack.

"On Samantha we have also established that she was not part of the attackers in the building. There was no woman," he said.

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