The full picture What is the situation of the Red Sea front with the start of the ceasefire in Gaza

Derar Al-Tayeb – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
The situation of the Red Sea front occupies a significant part of the scene of the ceasefire in Gaza, where the shipping sector (primarily companies subject to the ban imposed by the Yemeni Armed Forces) faces conflicting indicators regarding the possibility of returning to the Red Sea. Profit calculations and logistical arrangements further complicate the picture, and while the main question everyone seems to be asking is, “Has the war really ended?” the primary party responsible for providing this decisive answer to the shipping sector is the Israeli enemy, not Sana’a.
What is the declared Yemeni position?
According to the speech of Al-Sayyed Abdul Malik Badr Al-Din Al-Houthi last Thursday, Sana’a will “monitor” the situation in Gaza to determine the extent of Israel’s commitment to the agreement, with a declared possibility of returning to the “path of support and backing” if the enemy turns against the agreement.
The latest military statement stated that “the Armed Forces will deal in light of the results of those developments on the ground in a manner that leads to achieving the demands of the oppressed Palestinian people.”
Since the Humanitarian Operations Coordination Center in Sana’a (the liaison with the shipping sector) has not yet issued any update regarding the situation in the Red Sea, it can be said that Sana’a is still waiting for more progress in the ceasefire agreement to begin gradually changing the state of naval blockade imposed on navigation linked to Israel, which is consistent with the principle of monitoring and interacting based on developments set by the leadership of the Yemeni front.
What is the expected change?
The experience of the ceasefire last January represents an important reference for any assessment of the current situation in the Red Sea or for anticipating potential updates. of