Saudi Aramco headquarters hit by Houthi missile as regional conflict intensifies
- Yemen's Houthis struck Saudi Aramco's headquarters in Dhahran with a missile on October 13.
- The strike sparked a fire across several floors, severely damaging the building and collapsing parts of its roof.
- The building houses Aramco's chief executive's office and its oil supply planning department. No one was injured.
- The Houthis claimed retaliation for Saudi strikes in Yemen and warned of further attacks on Saudi oil facilities.
Source: wsj.com
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