News - Yemen: Senior Ansarullah political official Abdullah Al-Naami affirmed that Saudi Arabia’s silence regarding the Yemeni security services’ revelations of its role in espionage networks serving the American and Zionist intelligence apparatus is “a clear indication to the world of its complicity in the US–Zionist conspiracy against Yemen.”

Al-Naami told Al-Masirah that Saudi policy has been “consistent and exposed,” emphasizing that Riyadh’s refusal to respond or issue official denials amounts to tacit approval of “a criminal act targeting the Yemeni people.” He added that if Saudi Arabia were not involved, “it would have issued immediate statements refuting the accusations and mobilized its media to defend itself.”

He stressed that the Yemeni people—suffering from years of aggression and blockade—reject any form of betrayal, saying that poverty or hardship can never justify treason or collaboration with hostile intelligence agencies. Al-Naami pointed to the Saudi regime’s major role in plundering Yemen’s wealth, withholding salaries, and worsening humanitarian conditions over ten years of war.

Al-Naami added that the latest revelations have sparked public outrage, with demands growing for decisive action to recover the rights of victims and to prosecute collaborators at the highest levels. He emphasized that Yemen’s message to the world is clear: “We do not tolerate treason, and our national sovereignty is a red line.”

He warned that Saudi Arabia now faces a real test—either acknowledge and correct its course or face mounting Yemeni anger and international scrutiny. Continuing silence, he said, “only deepens the suspicion and fuels calls for accountability.”

Al-Naami reaffirmed that the Yemeni people stand firmly behind their leadership, emphasizing that unity, steadfastness, and national principles remain the strongest defense against infiltration and conspiracy. He called for mobilizing political, legal, and media responses to confront the ongoing aggression, including its economic dimensions.

He concluded by stressing that Yemen “possesses both the legitimacy and the evidence to pursue justice,” urging for the case to be taken to regional and international forums to ensure accountability and prevent further violations of Yemen’s sovereignty.

Yemen’s Ministry of Interior recently uncovered spy networks operating under US, Zionist, and Saudi intelligence supervision, involved in sabotage, information gathering, and assassinations. The exposure came amid Yemen’s ongoing support for Gaza and its confrontation with the Zionist enemy, revealing the extent of foreign intelligence efforts to destabilize the country and weaken its internal front.