What will the US and UK night attack on the Yemeni Houthis lead to?

How the conflict escalated until January 12

The US and allied strikes on Houthi positions were preceded by an ultimatum from Washington and its partners to the Yemeni group on January 3. On January 10, the Houthis carried out a massive missile and drone attack on American and British naval ships escorting civilian ships in the Red Sea as part of Operation Guardian of Prosperity (begun December 18, 2023). On January 11, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned the Houthis of “consequences” in Bahrain (home of the US 5th Fleet). US National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said the same thing. On January 11, the UN Security Council voted in favor of a resolution developed by the United States and Japan demanding an end to Houthi attacks on commercial shipping (Russia abstained).
In addition, on January 11, the Iranian Navy seized the tanker St. Nicholas, flying the flag of the Marshall Islands, in the Gulf of Oman on its way to Turkey. The tanker was previously confiscated by the United States on suspicion of smuggling Iranian oil. And later, the 27th Houthi attack on a ship in the Red Sea since November 19, 2023 occurred.
On the night of January 12, Houthi leader Abdel Malek al-Houthi announced mobilization in most rebel-controlled provinces of Yemen. Since the beginning of the Red Sea crisis, approximately 2,000 commercial and civilian ships have been forced to change their sailing routes away from the Red Sea.