Yemen’s Houthis are ready to resume attacks on Israeli ships from March 11, when an ultimatum to provide access for humanitarian aid to Gaza expires.

Axar.az reports this was stated by the group’s leader, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi.

"We reiterate that the ultimatum from earlier remains in force. Our armed forces are ready to resume operations. Military measures will be applied right after the deadline expires, if aid does not start flowing into the Gaza Strip," he said on Al Masirah television in an address to his supporters.

On March 7, the Houthi leader said the group would resume "naval operations" against Israel if aid deliveries to Gaza are not unblocked within four days.