Ansarallah Warns of Saudi Arabia’s Cyber Warfare Against Yemen

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, Ansarallah has issued a stark warning regarding Saudi Arabia’s alleged campaign to enlist social media content creators for psychological operations targeting the Yemeni population. Mohammed Al-Farah, a member of Ansarallah’s political bureau, stated that these actions are part of a broader strategy to influence public opinion and weaken Yemen’s internal cohesion via digital and media tools.

Al-Farah elaborated on his social media platform X, formerly Twitter, that some content creators have agreed to become instruments for foreign agendas in exchange for financial benefits. He noted that the influence and recognition these individuals previously gained were not accidental but stemmed from their alignment with their people’s aspirations and their support during difficult times.

He pointed out that the collaboration of some influencers with the aggressor side has led to a significant decline in their popular support and a substantial loss of credibility. Consequently, audiences now perceive them as tools used for media campaigns against society, a stark contrast to the widespread trust they once commanded.

The Ansarallah political bureau member emphasized that past experiences demonstrate that many influential digital personalities have lost their standing after shifting their positions and participating in media campaigns favoring Saudi Arabia.

Al-Farah added that exploiting influencers in such campaigns does not yield genuine achievements for them; instead, it negatively impacts their history and standing, pitting them against public sentiment.

In a direct message to content creators on the digital space, Al-Farah urged them to preserve their status and respect among the people. He advised them to recognize that credibility built on principled stances is far more valuable than any temporary financial gain, and that regaining public trust once lost would be exceedingly difficult.