In the shadow of renewed fighting between Houthi forces and Saudi Arabia along the Red Sea coast, a second war is being waged — one fought not with drones and airstrikes, but with fabricated and recontextualized video. Where independent journalism cannot reach, disinformation fills the void, and the images that reach global audiences may bear no honest relationship to the events they claim to document. Yemen's long information scarcity has become a strategic vulnerability, exploited by those who understand that perception, shaped early enough, is its own form of power.