News - Yemen: Deputy Prime Minister for Defense and Security Affairs, General Jalal Al-Ruwaishan, emphasized Yemen's resilience against internal and external threats posed by the American and Israeli enemies. 

Al-Ruwaishan assured the public of ongoing efforts by security agencies to dismantle enemy cells and announced upcoming security measures.

He added that other networks and cells will be announced in the upcoming stage, along with the completion of some security measures.

He pointed out that the failure of the US-British aggression in the military operations in the Red Sea cannot be compensated for by security measures.

General Ruwaishan affirmed that Yemen's stance alongside Palestine will not be affected by any security conspiracies, but will enhance the effectiveness of the stance towards the Israeli enemy.

Yemen's Security agencies, with support from the Ministry of Defense, have recently arrested several spies recruited through officers and members affiliated with an intelligence entity called "Force 400," led by the wanted spy for justice, Ammar Afaash.

The thwarting of these intelligence activities unfolds against the backdrop of continued US-British assaults on Yemen, as Sana'a supports Gaza's resistance in the Al-Aqsa Storm battle, with naval operations and airstrikes targeting Israeli occupation sites in Palestinian territories.

The disruption of these activities by Sana'a's security apparatus signals the military failure of the US-British coalition in Yemen, prompting them to explore alternative methods to undermine Sana'a's authority internally.