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Houthi strike damages Aramco offices in Riyadh, raising business risks

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King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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A Houthi missile attack caused minor damage to Saudi Aramco’s (ARMCO) offices in Riyadh’s financial district on Sunday, renewing security concerns in the capital. No injuries or deaths were reported, according to the Saudi Press Agency.

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