Saudi missile interceptions leave Aramco office damaged in Riyadh.

Saudi Arabia's Energy Ministry said falling debris from attempted missile attacks damaged an administrative building of state oil producer Saudi Aramco in Riyadh on 8 November. Reuters reported seeing broken windows across several floors; the ministry said damage was limited and that there were no casualties. Saudi-led coalition officials said their forces intercepted ballistic and cruise missiles, blaming Yemen's Houthis, but the group had not immediately claimed responsibility. The episode is a renewed threat to regional infrastructure, not evidence that Aramco's oil production or exports were disrupted. The Associated Press independently reported the building damage and the coalition's account.