Yemen to unveil further confessions of members of Israeli-US spy ring
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A security source tells Al Mayadeen that the Cultural Attaché at the US embassy in Yemen was linked to the US intelligence agency, the CIA.
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Yemenis gather past graffiti on the wall at the main entrance of the closed US Embassy in Sanaa, Yemen, Thursday, Oct. 8, 2015. (AP)
Al Mayadeen's correspondent confirmed that Yemeni security services in Sanaa will broadcast confessions of members from an American-Israeli espionage cell that targeted the cultural aspect in Yemen.
On June 10, the Yemeni Security Forces uncovered a large espionage network operated by American and Israeli intelligence agencies. Officials revealed that the network had been active within various institutions in Yemen since 2015.
A security source told Al Mayadeen that the Cultural Attaché at the US embassy in Yemen targeted all segments of Yemeni society, through which cells were lured and recruited to collect information.
The Yemeni Security Forces uncovered a large espionage network operated by #American and Israeli intelligence agencies.
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) June 11, 2024
Officials revealed that the network had been active within various institutions in #Yemen since 2015.#UnitedStates pic.twitter.com/WX6lrrggRa
The source pointed out that the spy network's confessions would reveal that the US embassy was nothing more than a den of espionage and a tool for sabotage and that the Cultural Attaché at the US embassy in Yemen was linked to the US intelligence agency, the CIA.
Additionally, the source highlighted that Yemen has, in past phases, become a hub for destructive projects, with the previous regime contributing to this.
According to the source, the confessions will reveal the US efforts to execute hostile projects against Yemen by gathering detailed information and comprehensive surveys, which the US embassy heavily focused on.
Elsewhere, the source told Al Mayadeen that the information the security services will reveal from the confessions of the spy network is only a small part of the American effort to target the cultural aspect in Yemen.
On June 22, the Yemeni security services published extensive confessions from members of the US-Israeli espionage network, revealing that their operations were aimed at undermining Yemen's economic sector by collecting data to support US presence and advance its agendas.
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