Houthis attacked: Aramco building was damaged in Riyadh
Debris falling as a result of intercepting ballistic missiles fired from Yemen damaged the Aramco building
Quick Look
Debris that fell as a result of intercepting ballistic missiles fired by the Houthis in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, broke the windows of the administrative building belonging to Aramco and caused damage.
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Why It Matters
As part of the conflicts in the Middle East, the Houthis in Yemen are targeting Saudi Arabia.
The ongoing conflicts in the Middle East continue to affect the Gulf countries. The latest development in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, has brought the security of critical facilities in the country back to the agenda.
The coalition led by Saudi Arabia announced that two ballistic missiles launched by the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen to the capital Riyadh were intercepted.
In the statement made by the Ministry of Energy of Saudi Arabia, it was reported that the administrative building of the national oil and natural gas company Aramco in the capital Riyadh was damaged by pieces of debris falling after the missile attack attempt, and there were no deaths or injuries in the incident.
It was reported that the windows on many floors of the Aramco Tower in the King Abdullah Financial District were broken.
Open Questions
- Where is the exact point from which the missiles were launched?
- What are the details of the coalition's air defense system?
