Saudi Arabia Intercepts Missiles, Aramco Hit

Saudi authorities report that missiles targeting Riyadh and other regions were intercepted overnight, with debris damaging a building belonging to the state-owned oil giant Aramco in the capital's financial district. According to official statements, there were no injuries or fatalities following the incident. The Saudi Energy Ministry confirmed minor damage to the Aramco office from falling missile shrapnel. The Saudi-led coalition said its forces destroyed two ballistic missiles launched towards Riyadh. Witnesses described damage to the Aramco Tower, with shattered glass and a damaged building facade visible in the King Abdullah Financial District. Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels, who have carried out similar attacks in the past, have not claimed responsibility for this latest incident. The situation highlights ongoing security concerns in the region and the vulnerability of strategic infrastructure targets.