Yemen's interior ministry urges public not to share sensitive military site images
Yemen's interior ministry has called on citizens to avoid sharing photos or videos revealing sensitive information about military and security sites.
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AIYemen's Ministry of Interior has urged citizens to refrain from photographing, documenting, publishing, or circulating any images or videos containing sensitive information about military, security, or civilian sites in the liberated provinces.
In a statement issued by the General Directorate of Moral Guidance and Public Relations, the ministry clarified that this includes information revealing the locations and movements of forces, routes of vehicles and equipment on the frontlines, or details related to the interception of missiles and drones or their crash sites. The ministry warned that sharing such material could expose information that may be exploited, potentially affecting military operations or endangering public safety.
The ministry stressed the importance of relying on official sources for information and avoiding the publication or redistribution of unverified reports. It cautioned that violating these guidelines could result in legal consequences, reiterating the need for social responsibility in protecting sensitive information and strengthening community security.
