Aramco building struck, missing sailors' families grieve and Dubai unveils underground transport plans
Today on Trending Middle East , a building of Saudi Arabia's state oil company Aramco is attacked in Dharan, as the Houthi rebels in Yemen escalate their missile campaign against the kingdom. The Energy Ministry says the strike cause a fire but there were no casualties. Families of two Indian sailors who have been missing since a drone hit an oil tanker off Oman's coast tell The National they are…
A Saudi Arabian oil company's building in Dharan was attacked today, sparking a fire, though no one was harmed according to the Energy Ministry. The Houthi rebels in Yemen have intensified their missile attacks on Saudi Arabia. Two Indian sailors have been missing since a drone struck an oil tanker off Oman, and their families are devastated, expressing their grief to The National.
A group of US senators has called on President Donald Trump to halt a deal involving Russian diesel, expressing concerns that it might benefit Iran and pose a threat to American military personnel in the region.
In a separate development, Dubai has announced ambitious plans for an underground transportation system. Research from the World Economic Forum predicts that artificial intelligence could generate over $1 trillion in wealth for Middle Eastern and North African countries by the year 2030. Trending Middle East is produced using AI-assisted original reporting from The National, which is then meticulously reviewed and edited by human professionals.
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