Saudi energy ministry confirms attack on Aramco building in Riyadh caused material damage

Published November 8, 2026 Updated November 8, 2026 01:55pm

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Saudi energy ministry says Aramco building in Riyadh has been attacked, Reuters cites State TV.

Ministry says debris fell on building causing limited material damage.

No casualties have been reported, it adds.

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