A missile attack targeted Saudi Aramco’s administrative building, damaging upper floors of the headquarters complex (Reuters)
The debris also caused limited damage to 15 homes, a civil defense spokesperson said. Riyadh’s international airport has faced four strikes, including a ballistic missile attack on Saturday that killed 13 people. No casualties were reported in the incident, while Saudi authorities said they had intercepted missiles and drones targeting several parts of the country. Authorities also reported intercepting and destroying missiles and drones targeting the capital, Riyadh, and Saudi Arabia’s southern region.
A company source told Reuters that a ballistic missile struck the Aramco headquarters complex, damaging the top three floors of an office tower. The Saudi-led coalition said it had intercepted and destroyed a missile over Dhahran, with fragments falling in a residential area. The complex houses a major operations centre overseeing the state-owned oil giant’s network of onshore and offshore oil rigs, pipelines, refineries and export terminals. The latest attacks follow a series of Houthi strikes on Saudi targets over the past week. You use AI every day. Now get your AI Quotient. Take the AIQ test.
Saudi Aramco’s administrative building in Dhahran was hit in a missile attack that triggered a limited fire, Saudi Arabia’s energy ministry said on Wednesday, as the kingdom faced a fresh wave of Houthi missile and drone attacks. The energy ministry said authorities responded to the incident late on Tuesday and took the necessary measures. In Riyadh, four people, including two women, a man and a child, were injured after fragments from two intercepted Houthi missiles fell in the capital, Saudi civil defense said on Wednesday.