US embassy cable - 05SANAA2604

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SANAA EAC MEETING

Identifier: 05SANAA2604
Wikileaks: View 05SANAA2604 at Wikileaks.org
Origin: Embassy Sanaa
Created: 2005-09-13 14:00:00
Classification: SECRET//NOFORN
Tags: ASEC PTER PREL YM EAC
Redacted: This cable was not redacted by Wikileaks.
This record is a partial extract of the original cable. The full text of the original cable is not available.

131400Z Sep 05
S E C R E T SANAA 002604 
 
SIPDIS 
 
NOFORN 
 
DS/DSS, DS/IP/NEA, DS/DSS/ITA, DS/DSS/PII. S/CT, NEA, 
NEA/ARP, NEA/EX, NEA/P, C, CENTCOM FOR POLAD 
 
E.O. 12958: DECL: 09/13/2015 
TAGS: ASEC, PTER, PREL, YM, EAC 
SUBJECT: SANAA EAC MEETING 
 
REF: TD-314/55095-05 
 
Classified By: RSO WILLIAM MELLOTT, REASONS 1.4 (c) and (d) 
 
1. (S/NF) On 09/12/05, core EAC met to discuss RefTel 
received after regular work hours.  Members in attendance 
were DCM, RSO, POLM, OMC. 
 
2. (S/NF) Members discussed the veracity of the RefTel and 
the potential impact on post operations.  Core EAC decided 
that while the information was sketchy and vague, there was 
some nexus with the ongoing Al-Huthi trials in Sanaa.  EAC 
agreed that post is maintaining a level of vigilance and 
awareness commensurate with the current atmosphere in Sanaa. 
EAC also agreed that this information does not warrant an 
increase in Post's security profile, until receipt of 
additional detailed threat related information. 
 
3.  (S/NF) POLM advised it would provide tearline information 
to the ROYG Political Security Organization (PSO) and 
National Security Bureau (NSB) to ascertain if they had any 
additional information.  All members agreed to continue 
monitoring the Al-Huthi trials and work with their respective 
local security sources to gain any additional information on 
the matter. 
Krajeski 

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