Saudi Arabia's deputy governor of Riyadh inspected an Aramco administrative building in the capital that was damaged in an attack by Houthis, state news agency SPA reported early on Tuesday.
Prince Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Abdulaziz said the attack underscored the Houthis' targeting of civilian facilities, SPA said. He directed authorities to provide support for Aramco employees.
Saudi Arabia's Energy Ministry had reported on Sunday limited damage to the Aramco Tower in the capital's financial district, with no injuries or fatalities.
Houthis have ramped up strikes on Aramco facilities in recent weeks, targeting the kingdom's facilities, civilians, and civilian infrastructure.
Riyadh Deputy Governor Inspects Aramco Administrative Building Following Houthi Attack.https://t.co/025dR77LsL#SPAGOV pic.twitter.com/eGQwpbuZSm
— SPAENG (@Spa_Eng) November 10, 2026
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