the continuation of the attacks on Saudi Arabia; The missile attack on the Aramco headquarters damaged three floors of an office tower on the morning of Wednesday, October 14, Agence France-Presse, citing its correspondents in Riyadh, reported the sound of several loud explosions. According to this report, warning messages were also sent to the mobile phones of Saudi citizens in Riyadh, warning of an "air threat". However, this news agency wrote that this warning, which asked people to seek shelter in safe places, was canceled a few minutes later. Saudi Arabia has yet to issue a statement on Wednesday's events, but an hour ago the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Energy confirmed that on Tuesday evening one of the office buildings of the state oil company Aramco in the eastern city of Dhahran was attacked and caught fire, but no one was killed or injured. Prior to this official announcement, an Aramco official told Reuters that a ballistic missile hit the company's main compound in Dhahran and the top three floors of one of its office towers were damaged. This source and two other informants informed about the fire in the building. Aramco's central complex in Dhahran is one of the company's most important operational centers and oversees a wide network of onshore and offshore oil production facilities, pipelines, refineries and export terminals. Read the full version of this report on the Radio Farda website.

the continuation of the attacks on Saudi Arabia; The missile attack on the Aramco headquarters damaged three floors of an office tower on the morning of Wednesday, October 14, Agence France-Presse, citing its correspondents in Riyadh, reported the sound of several loud explosions. According to this report, warning messages were also sent to the mobile phones of Saudi citizens in Riyadh, warning of an "air threat". However, this news agency wrote that this warning, which asked people to seek shelter in safe places, was canceled a few minutes later. Saudi Arabia has yet to issue a statement on Wednesday's events, but an hour ago the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Energy confirmed that on Tuesday evening one of the office buildings of the state oil company Aramco in the eastern city of Dhahran was attacked and caught fire, but no one was killed or injured. Prior to this official announcement, an Aramco official told Reuters that a ballistic missile hit the company's main compound in Dhahran and the top three floors of one of its office towers were damaged. This source and two other informants informed about the fire in the building. Aramco's central complex in Dhahran is one of the company's most important operational centers and oversees a wide network of onshore and offshore oil production facilities, pipelines, refineries and export terminals. Read the full version of this report on the Radio Farda website.