News - Yemen: Yemen's President Mehdi Al-Mashat announced on Monday a 30-day amnesty for individuals who voluntarily cooperate with the Security and Intelligence Agency and had any connection or cooperation with the recently uncovered US-Israeli espionage network.

President Mashat instructed the Security and Intelligence Agency to drop all legal consequences for those who cooperate with security, provided they coordinate through the number (100).

He emphasized that after the specified period expires, anyone involved in betrayal will bear all consequences, and maximum penalties will be imposed on them according to the Constitution's prescriptions for every traitor.

President Mashat called on all Yemeni people to cooperate with security agencies and report any suspicious activity that serves the enemy.

This important step comes within the framework of the state's efforts to combat espionage, protect national security, and safeguard its citizens.

Recently, Yemeni Security Forces have dismantled a significant espionage network working for the United States and Israel. This network had been involved in espionage and sabotage activities across various state institutions for decades.

According to a statement from the Security Forces, the network was directly linked to the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and had obtained sensitive information about various aspects of life in Yemen, including military, security, economic, agricultural, health, and educational fields.