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Saudi Aramco headquarters attacked, limited fire reported

The headquarters of Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil company Saudi Aramco 2223.SE in the eastern city of Dhahran was attacked on Tuesday night, causing what the kingdom's energy ministry said in a statement was a limited fire, as fighting between Yemen's Iran-allied Houthis and the kingdom intensified.

Published Oct 14, 2026 · 2:15 PMOriginal source: Daily Maverick2 reads
Saudi Aramco headquarters attacked, limited fire reported
The headquarters of Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil company Saudi Aramco 2223.SE in the eastern city of Dhahran was attacked on Tuesday night, causing what the kingdom's energy ministry said in a statement was a limited fire, as fighting between Yemen's Iran-allied Houthis and the kingdom intensified.
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