The Houthi leader announced a possible resumption of attacks on Israeli ships on March 11.

The Yemeni Houthis from the Ansar Allah movement are ready to resume attacks on Israeli ships on March 11 after the four-day ultimatum on humanitarian aid access to the Gaza Strip expires. This was announced on March 10 by the leader of the movement, Abdel Malik al-Houthi.

"The fighting will begin immediately after the deadline if aid does not arrive in the Gaza Strip," the leader of Ansar Allah said on Al Masirah TV channel.

According to him, "the Yemeni armed forces are fully prepared to conduct operations." In addition, he stressed that the supporters of Gaza are obliged to work to ensure the supply of humanitarian aid.

On March 2, it was reported that the IDF had suspended humanitarian aid in Gaza after Hamas refused to accept the US plan to continue negotiations. It was noted that this decision was made by the government in coordination with the administration of the American President Donald Trump. Hamas, in turn, called Israel's decision to stop the import of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip cheap blackmail.