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Chaos In Riyadh: Aramco Skyscraper Hit By Missile Strike Three troubling developments emerged from the Gulf region on Sunday morning: An Aramco office building in Riyadh was damaged during a Houthi missile attack; Iran reported three oil tankers on fire in the Strait of Hormuz ; US forces disabled a vessel in the Gulf of Oman amid surging regional tensions, less than a week after the US midterms. Saudi Arabia's Energy Ministry confirmed that an attempted attack on the Aramco…
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Upgrade this serverChaos In Riyadh: Aramco Skyscraper Hit By Missile Strike Three troubling developments emerged from the Gulf region on Sunday morning: An Aramco office building in Riyadh was damaged during a Houthi missile attack; Iran reported three oil tankers on fire in the Strait of Hormuz ; US forces disabled a vessel in the Gulf of Oman amid surging regional tensions, less than a week after the US midterms. Saudi Arabia's Energy Ministry confirmed that an attempted attack on the Aramco administrative building in King Abdullah Financial District occurred earlier. The Saudi Press Agency reported that falling shrapnel caused minor damage, with no injuries or fatalities reported. Videos posted on X show blown-out windows and damage across several floors. A Saudi Aramco building in Riyadh's King Abdullah Financial District sustained minor damage from fallen debris after a Houthi missile attack, according to Saudi Arabia's Energy Ministry. No casualties have been reported. https://t.co/ZzEQoDSmjc pic.twitter.com/wnX9smTDiE — Ariel Oseran أريئل أوسيران (@ariel_oseran) November 8, 2026 "An administrative building belonging to Saudi Aramco in Riyadh was subjected to an attempted attack," the official Saudi news agency reported earlier today, citing a source at the Saudi Energy Ministry. 🛑شاهد برج ارامكو في مركز الملك عبدالله المالي في الرياض . pic.twitter.com/FkTNZvzzkf — شاهد٢ (@h99ols) November 8, 2026 "The incident resulted in falling shrapnel that caused minor damage to the building, with no injuries or fatalities reported," the agency reported. The Saudi-led coalition said it intercepted and destroyed two cruise missiles over Riyadh and the southern region. The damage to Aramco's office tower raises questions about the effectiveness of the kingdom's $83 billion in defense spending last year and its ability to safeguard both the financial district and critical oil and gas infrastructure. Coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki wrote on X that the kingdom's air defenses also…
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