MOGADISHU, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Somali gunmen released the local head of the U.N. refugee agency in Mogadishu on Wednesday after holding him captive for more than two months, security sources said. "Hassan Mohammed Ali, the head of UNHCR, was freed on Wednesday afternoon," a local U.N. staff member told Reuters. "He was kidnapped on June 21 and held until today when he was released unconditionally. He is in perfect health." (Reporting by Abdi Sheikh and Ibrahim Mohammed; writing by Wangui Kanina, editing by Tim Pearce)
U.S. sailors and Georgian port workers unload aid from the US Coast Guard Cutter Dallas docked at the Georgia's Black Sea port of Batumi August 27, 2008. The US Coast Guard ...
