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Houthis Launch Online Propaganda Campaign Linking Saudi Leaders to Jeffrey Epstein
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The Houthi movement has launched an online propaganda campaign accusing Saudi Arabian leadership of ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Mahdi al-Mashat, a Houthi official, alleged that Saudi Arabia gifted Epstein tapestries from the Ka'ba. Analysts say the Houthis are using Epstein as a symbol of corruption and are amplifying this narrative through various media channels. This campaign is part of a broader propaganda war waged by the Iran-backed group against Saudi Arabia.
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- Houthis are conducting an online propaganda campaign linking Saudi leaders to Jeffrey Epstein.
- Houthi official Mahdi al-Mashat accused Saudi Arabia of gifting Epstein tapestries from the Ka'ba.
- Analysts state the Houthis are "obsessed" with Epstein, using him as a symbol of corruption.
- The Houthis employ a wide range of media channels to amplify their propaganda efforts.
- The campaign is part of a broader propaganda war waged by the Iran-backed group against Saudi Arabia.
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