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The Houthis in Yemen claimed responsibility for attacks targeting sites in Riyadh, including the Aramco building, as part of 4 military operations they claimed to have carried out using missiles and drones.
(CNN) - On Monday, the Deputy Governor of the Riyadh Region, Prince Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman, conducted an inspection visit to the administrative building of Aramco, which was targeted by the Houthis on Sunday.
The official Saudi News Agency (SPA) said on Monday: “The Deputy Emir of the Riyadh Region inspects the administrative building of Aramco in Riyadh following the aggression of the terrorist Houthi militia.”
The building, which suffered damage described as "limited", appeared in one of the photos published by the agency.
A missile targeted a multi-storey building belonging to the giant oil company Aramco in the financial district of the Saudi capital, Riyadh, on Sunday.
On Sunday, the Houthis in Yemen claimed responsibility for attacks targeting sites in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, including the Aramco building, as part of four military operations they claimed to have carried out using missiles and drones.
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