Yemen: The Yemeni security agencies continue to release confessions from the American-Israeli espionage network, highlighting its destructive role in targeting various state sectors. Over the past weeks, these confessions have garnered significant local and international attention, with media outlets spotlighting them as a major strategic achievement for the security agencies in Sana'a.

Egyptian researcher Samah Askar remarked, "I admire the Yemeni people's competitive spirit to the extent that they are challenging superpowers not only militarily and politically but also in terms of intelligence and technology." He emphasized that revealing the dismantling of this network, along with the names, photos, and identities of American intelligence officers, is unprecedented in the Middle East and in the history of uncovering espionage movements. He considers this a significant distinction in itself.

Askar believes that confronting the Americans and Zionists requires this type of challenge, stating, "If you want to compete, outdo your competitors and don't look at their actions. Achieve the accomplishment and let it speak for itself."

Direct Confrontation with Americans

Over the past weeks, the security agencies have published confessions from the spy network, detailing its targeting of various sectors, including economic, social, and agricultural sectors.

Lebanese writer Wasim Bazzi considers the scale of this security achievement as a severing of the American security project within Yemen. He points out that the most important aspect of this achievement is that the confrontation is not just with agents, but a direct confrontation with Americans and the CIA. This level of engagement sends a message to the Americans at the height of the strategic confrontation, whether regarding the battle to support Gaza or the maritime battles and their four stages. The implications of what is to come in light of this confrontation are significant.

Journalist and media activist in the resistance axis, Jamal Shuaib, states that Yemeni security agencies have not only exposed spies for the CIA but have also dismantled the codes and structures of the contact office, its officers, and spies dating back decades to the 1990s. He adds, "Yemen is a force,security and capability."

Lebanese researcher and political analyst Ismail Najjar mentions that the security operation exposing CIA spies signifies noticeable developments and successes in all fields for Yemen. He notes that Yemeni security agencies have developed significantly, achieving unprecedented accomplishments, which is painful for America. "When America fails to confront heroes on the ground, it targets the people at the economic core," he explains.

Najjar adds that America is helpless in the face of Yemeni achievements on all levels, especially military and security, despite Yemen's severe suffering due to ongoing conspiracies. He praises the honorable positions of the Leader of the Revolution Sayyed Abdulmalik Badruddin Al-Houthi, which support the Palestinian cause.

Plucking Out the American Eye

Journalist Khalil Nasrallah comments that the wide-ranging American espionage network exposed by Yemeni security agencies aimed to control sovereign decisions, manipulate the national economy, and study society. Nasrallah states on his X account that uncovering such well-invested networks and arresting their members is a blow to American intelligence, asserting that Yemeni security has "blinded an American eye."

Lawyer, political activist, and human rights advocate Abdul Hamid Dashti urges everyone to listen to spy Amer Al-Aghbari's confession regarding education, to understand the reasons behind the stumbling of Arab education, the leakage of exams, and the 100% proliferation of private education. Dashti emphasizes that the free people of the world and the nation are the determined men of Allah, His supporters, and the champions of Gaza. He expresses confidence that Palestine will be liberated by their hands, despite the treachery of traitors and normalizers.

Omani writer and thinker Ali bin Masoud Al-Mashani believes that discovering and capturing the American-Zionist espionage cell in Yemen proves that Yemen's deep military and security institutions are vigilant, with high professionalism and experience. "Those who have not realized this should try their luck with Yemen, which guards Arab dignity and honor."

Ali Al-Ashtar, a political activist exiled from Hijaz, adds, "With Allah's help, Yemen's achievements in word and deed heal the hearts of the faithful." He points out that these networks have spread corruption and destruction from Palestine to Yemen and throughout the region, plundering resources and causing devastation. Al-Ashtar congratulates Yemen and its people on this great achievement, considering it one of the most important steps towards cleansing the region of these criminal thieves and highway robbers who have caused hundreds of thousands of victims and martyrs in the Arab and Islamic nation.

Translated by Almasirah English website