Houthi missile struck Saudi Aramco HQ tower in Dhahran
What's new: Saudi officials reported no deaths, but missile debris in Riyadh wounded four after air defenses intercepted more attacks.
A Houthi ballistic missile hit the Saudi Aramco headquarters complex in Dhahran on Tuesday, setting off a small fire and damaging the top three floors of an office tower, CNN Indonesia reported, citing Reuters. The site is a core operations hub for Aramco’s oil fields, pipelines, refineries and export terminals. Saudi Arabia’s Energy Ministry said no one was killed or injured at the Dhahran complex and authorities had taken the necessary steps after the strike. Saudi-led coalition officials said missile fragments fell in a residential area after an interception in Dhahran. Authorities also intercepted drones and missiles over Riyadh and southern Saudi Arabia; four people in Riyadh were hurt by falling debris. The Houthis have stepped up missile and drone attacks on Saudi targets over the past week.