Yemen’s interior ministry urges public not to share sensitive military information

Yemen’s Ministry of Interior has renewed its call for all citizens to refrain from photographing, documenting, publishing, or circulating any images or videos containing sensitive information about military, security, or civilian sites and facilities in the liberated provinces.

In a statement carried by the Saba news agency, the ministry’s General Directorate of Moral Guidance and Public Relations stressed that this includes information revealing the locations and movements of forces, routes of vehicles and equipment on the frontlines, and details related to missile and drone interception operations or crash sites. The ministry warned that sharing such information could expose details that may be exploited, potentially affecting military operations or threatening the safety and security of citizens.

The ministry emphasized the importance of relying on official sources for information and urged the public to avoid publishing or recirculating unverified reports.

It warned that violating these instructions would subject offenders to legal accountability, and reiterated the importance of social responsibility in protecting sensitive information and strengthening community security.

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