News - Yemen: The Yemeni Ministry of Interior is preparing to announce, within hours, a major security achievement involving the capture of several individuals accused of espionage activities in collaboration with US intelligence and the Zionist enemy. The arrests come as part of a complex and covert security operation carried out over the past few weeks.

According to informed sources, the forthcoming statement will reveal detailed information on espionage cells linked to the Zionist enemy that were directly involved in the assassination of Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahwi, nine government ministers, and Chief of Staff Major General Mohammed Abdulkarim al-Ghamari. The officials were martyred in a treacherous attack several months ago.

The sources added that investigative teams, after more than two months of continuous work, succeeded in uncovering key evidence exposing the involvement of foreign intelligence agencies in planning, supervising, and executing the crime through locally recruited operatives serving the agendas of the American and Zionist intelligence services in Yemen.

The statement is also expected to include filmed confessions from some of the detained operatives, as well as previously undisclosed information regarding the operational methods and logistical support provided by the aggression coalition in its attempt to destabilize Yemen’s internal front and target senior leaders in Sana’a.

Observers say the Ministry’s revelation will have wide-reaching repercussions both domestically and internationally, given the sensitivity of the case and the dangerous role played by espionage networks working in coordination with US and Zionist intelligence to undermine Yemen’s security and resilience.

Since the escalation of aggression against Yemen, intelligence warfare has become one of the key tools used by the Zionist enemy and its American backers to weaken the resistance front. Yemeni security services have previously uncovered several espionage networks linked to the US, the Israeli enemy, and their regional allies, aimed at sabotaging national infrastructure and assassinating key figures in the government and the Armed Forces.