The offices of state oil giant Saudi Aramco suffered minor damage as the city fended off a new barrage of ballistic and cruise missiles on Sunday.
The skyscraper housing offices of the state-owned oil giant suffered only "minor damage" with no casualties, according to Riyadh A skyscraper housing offices of Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil...
Saudi Arabia intercepted incoming missiles targeting the kingdom's capital and other regions on Sunday, with falling debris damaging a building belonging to the state-owned oil giant Aramco in...
Saudi Arabia has intercepted missiles targeting its capital and other regions
The Saudi authorities said no one was hurt after "falling shrapnel" hit the building in Riyadh’s financial district — one of the highest-profile areas targeted by the Houthis.
Windows were blown out across several floors of Saudi oil giant Aramco’s corporate office in the heart of the financial district of the capital Riyadh on Sunday by what the energy ministry said...
There were no injuries or deaths caused by the incident.
Saudi authorities said no injuries or fatalities were reported
Multiple floors of the Aramco tower appeared to have sustained damage, said another witness, with glass shattered and damage to part of the tower's facade visible
Videos circulating on social media showed shattered windows and damage across multiple floors of the building.
Footage authenticated by BBC Verify shows damage to the building in the capital's central financial district.
Officials acknowledged damage to the building after the Iran-backed rebels mounted their latest attack on the capital.
An administrative building belonging to state oil giant Saudi Aramco in Riyadh was damaged by falling debris following an attempted attack
An administrative building belonging to state oil giant Saudi Aramco in Riyadh was damaged by falling debris following an attempted attack on Sunday, with no injuries or fatalities reported, the...
Reuters witness saw blown-out windows across several floors of the Aramco Tower, one of the tallest buildings in the capital's King Abdullah Financial District.
A Saudi Aramco building in Riyadh was damaged by falling debris after an attempted attack, Saudi Arabia's Energy Ministry said.
A Reuters witness saw blown-out windows across several floors of the Aramco Tower, one of the tallest buildings in the capital's King Abdullah Financial District
Aramco facilities and infrastructure have been repeatedly struck by the Houthis in recent months, with tankers, refineries, storage areas and the company headquarters all targeted by the group.
No casualties reported in incident, Energy Ministry says
Loud explosions were heard in Riyadh after the Saudi-led coalition intercepted two ballistic missiles launched by Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis, with reports of damage to an Aramco building
Saudi Civil Defence had issued an alert in the Riyadh region shortly before the booms, a Reuters witness said. Authorities later announced that the risk of danger had passed
There is no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack by Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels, who have claimed such attacks in the past
Meanwhile, the Saudi-led coalition said it had intercepted and destroyed two ballistic missiles launched towards Riyadh.
Developments come amid escalating hostilities between Saudi-led coalition and Yemen's Houthis
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