Homely, aren't they?
The men were described as "Arab-looking" by witnesses, Langat said. But many Kenyans living on the country's Indian Ocean coast are of Arab descent, and the suspects could be Kenyans or foreigners, he said. Langat refused to say which of the attacks — the suicide car-bombing of a hotel or the firing missiles at an airliner — the men are thought to have taken part in, saying only that "they were seen at one of the two locations around the time of the attacks." Police do not know whether the men are still in Kenya but are "seeking support of the public in finding the men," Langat said.
It depends on their position in the chain of command whether they're in the country or not. If they were visiting firemen from, say, Yemen, they're back in Yemen by now. If they're the local controllers, then they're probably sticking around, like Mukhlas did in Indonesia.