Yemen’s Supreme Security Committee convened a meeting on June 10, 2024 to examine the uncovering of a large espionage network working for the US and Israel.
Head of Yemen's Security and Intelligence Service Major General Abdul Hakim Hashem Al-Khaiwani said on Monday that the spying ring had been active within various government departments in the country for the past eight years.
"The exposed network collected important information in various fields and carried out direct espionage technical operations on behalf of the enemy's intelligence services to obtain confidential, sovereign information," said Khaiwani in a televised statement.
Security authorities said the US-Israeli led espionage network had recruited officials within the Yemeni government to influence decision-makers and infiltrate state agencies.
Spies also carried out operations to spread diseases in Yemen to target its health system, authorities said, adding that the network had promoted "moral corruption" to undermine the education system in the country.
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The network had provided intelligence to the US and Israeli militaries to help them hit the Yemeni infrastructure used to target Israeli and US-linked ships in regional waters.
The uncovering comes as Yemen is carrying out a series of extensive military operations against Israel, the US and Britain as part of a campaign to support people of Gaza in the face of an Israeli aggression that has killed more than 37,000 people in the Palestinian territory since it started in October last year.
Yemen first started targeting Israeli linked ships and Israeli ports in November but drone and missile attacks expanded later to cover US and British ships after the two countries launched airstrikes on Yemen to force it to stop its anti-Israeli operations.
Comment: A number of nations are slowly but surely routing the malignant cells of the 'rules based world order'. At the very least, this likely speaks to its waning influence in the world, and it will perhaps serve as an example of what can be now be achieved:
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- Malaysia busts Mossad team, secures release of kidnapped Palestinian activist
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