The Saudi Foreign Ministry was hacked by the Yemen Cyber Army in May, and a copy of its information was sent to FNA and another one to the whistleblower website WikiLeaks.
One of the documents released by the YCA is a letter from the Saudi embassy in Tehran to the former Saudi Foreign Minister, Saud al-Faisal, in which the envoy informs Riyadh that the now former Iraqi Army Chief of Staff, Babaker Zebari, has traveled to Iran to deliver a message of threat from the US.
According to the cable, the Unites State had invited the now former Iraqi foreign minister, Hushyar Zebari, to visit a US Army Base in Qatar.
The letter says that the US army had even sent a plane to Baghdad to make sure that the Iraqi delegation would pay the visit.
The document says Zebari realizes the real intention behind the US invitation as soon as he arrives at the base, where the top US military commanders have given him a tour of their missiles all aimed at Iran and ready to launch, and then asked him to warn Tehran not to mess with their plans in the region following their complete pull-out from Iraq in December 2011.
The Iraqi foreign minister has apparently asked the country's Army Chief of Staff Babaker Zebari to take the message to Iran.
"But, Zebari has been given a cold-blooded response in Tehran," adds the letter.
"We already knew the direction of their missiles," the Tehran officials have told the Iraqi top commander, according to the letter.