Houthi attack hits Aramco's historic nerve centre in Saudi Arabia
A missile attack on an administrative building of Saudi Arabia's state energy company Aramco hit the historic centre of the kingdom's oil industry , sparking a fire that authorities said caused no casualties. The strike by the Yemeni Houthi rebels hit a complex that serves as the nerve centre of the world's largest oil exporter, housing key research and development site, energy operations and…
A missile strike on a Saudi Arabia state energy company's administrative building in the historic heart of the kingdom's oil industry left no casualties, though it sparked a fire. The targeted complex, home to crucial research and development facilities, energy operations, and thousands of employees, was hit by Yemeni Houthi rebels.
Residents recounted the terror of a loud explosion that shook the area, with some reporting seeing smoke and flames following the attack. While details remain scarce, the site is a vital nerve centre for Aramco, Saudi Arabia's largest oil exporter.
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