News - Yemen: Yemen’s Interior Ministry has released new confessions from Bakil Abdullah Muhammad, a spy linked to the foreign espionage network coordinated by the US, the Zionist entity, and Saudi intelligence.

Authorities say his activities, part of the broader operations of this network, directly served the enemy and threatened Yemen’s national security.

According to the ministry, Bakil’s tasks included receiving financial transfers, purchasing and registering vehicles under his name for the senior traitor Nasser Al-Sheibah, and facilitating Al-Sheibah’s smuggling from Sana’a to Taiz. Bakil was arrested upon returning to Sana’a after completing the smuggling operation.

Operation Their Plot Will Fail marked one of Yemen’s most significant counterintelligence achievements in recent years, exposing a deeply embedded spy network that reportedly operated under direct coordination between the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Israeli military intelligence Mossad, and Saudi intelligence.

Security investigations revealed that the network was structured to collect strategic information on Yemen’s defense, communications, and energy sectors, as well as to influence internal affairs through media and recruitment channels. Officials described the operation as part of a long-term foreign campaign seeking to weaken Yemen from within and serve the geopolitical interests of the US-Zionist-Saudi alliance in the region.