Mohammed al-Farah, a member of the Houthis' political bureau and the group's spokesperson, said Sunday that Saudi Arabia is seeking to use cyberspace to weaken Yemen. The allegation was reported by Iran's semi-official media.
According to al-Farah's remarks, the digital sphere is being presented as part of the pressure facing Yemen. His statement suggests the Houthis view cyberspace as another front in the dispute involving Saudi Arabia and Yemen.
The brief report did not outline what specific cyber actions were being alleged, and no supporting evidence was described in the summary. It also did not include any immediate response from Saudi Arabia.
The claim adds another layer to already tense relations surrounding Yemen, where political messaging and regional rivalry often shape public statements. With limited detail available, the accusation mainly highlights how cyber issues are increasingly being linked to the wider Yemen conflict.
