Shafaq News – Sanaa

Yemen’s Houthis (Ansarallah) dismantled an alleged spy network operating under what it described as a joint intelligence alliance involving the United States, Israel, and Saudi Arabia.

In a statement on Saturday, the Houthi-run Ministry of Interior said the network was linked to the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Mossad, and the Saudi General Intelligence Directorate, with operatives trained inside Saudi Arabia in encrypted communication, tracking technology, and counter-surveillance tactics.

Framing the operation as a “major security breakthrough,” the ministry accused the network of monitoring strategic sites across Yemen, including missile and drone facilities, military bases, and launch zones connected to Houthi attacks on Israel.

It added that the group collected intelligence on civilian infrastructure, such as hospitals, markets, and power stations, saying the information was used to guide US and Israeli airstrikes aimed at undermining Yemen’s economy and pressuring its population.

The United States, Israel, and Saudi Arabia have not issued a statement.