Saudi Aramco building attacked; Riyadh missile shrapnel injures resident
· Energy · Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia's state-run oil company building was attacked, NHK reported, as explosions rattled Riyadh and falling shrapnel injured a resident while Houthis claimed a new strike on the capital's airport. The attacks on Aramco facilities have damaged the energy giant's operations and are disrupting travel plans for pilgrims heading to Mecca for Umrah. Saudi forces said they intercepted some missiles.
Why it matters:Attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure and the capital threaten global energy supplies and regional travel.
Key points
- An Aramco building was attacked.
- Shrapnel injured a resident in Riyadh.
- The Houthis claimed a strike on Riyadh airport.
Sources (original reporting)
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