Saudi Intelligence Spy Confesses: 57 Vital Targets and Prominent State Leaders on the Target Bank

New and serious confessions by spy Emad Shayea Mohammed have revealed the extent of his espionage roles within a network linked to Saudi intelligence. These roles involved the direct and systematic targeting of Yemeni state leaders and military and security capabilities, within the context of the aggression and attempts to undermine Yemen’s support for Gaza.

In his confessions, the spy explained that his primary mission, assigned by a Saudi officer known as “Abu Khalid,” was to submit precise and detailed reports on first- and second-tier state leaders. These reports included their workplaces, meetings, gatherings, movements, and directives issued by these leaders, reflecting a high level of intelligence focus on decision-making circles.

He added that he was also asked to gather comprehensive information on economic, security, and military aspects, in an attempt to paint a complete picture of the state’s structure and its sources of power. This confirms the organized and multifaceted nature of the espionage activities he was carrying out.

In a highly serious matter, the spy confessed to providing information related to the missile force, including the identification of missile launch sites. This reveals a direct targeting of Yemen’s deterrent capabilities and an attempt to undermine them through intelligence operations.

He indicated that the number of targets he provided to Saudi intelligence officers reached approximately 57. These targets included state leadership headquarters, military barracks, missile and drone launch sites, and locations used by the armed forces. This reflects the scale of the potential damage these activities sought to inflict.

The confessions also revealed the spy’s involvement in other hostile activities, such as submitting detailed reports on meetings and work locations, monitoring mobilization sites, and attempting to recruit members of military intelligence for Saudi intelligence, in an effort to expand infiltration within sensitive institutions.

These confessions reaffirm the nature of the intelligence war targeting Yemen, and the extent of the focus on infiltrating the state’s key institutions and vital sectors, serving the enemy’s goals of weakening national capabilities and influencing sovereign decision-making, in contrast to the escalating security vigilance working to uncover and thwart these plots.