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Saudi Official Visits Aramco Office in Riyadh After Houthi Attack
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Saudi Official Visits Aramco Office in Riyadh After Houthi Attack

منبع تصویر: al-monitor.com

By Khalij News Agency Editorial 2 min Read time 0

Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Abdulaziz, the Deputy Governor of Riyadh, visited an Aramco office building in the Saudi capital that was damaged following the Houthi attack on Tuesday. This attack, which occurred on Sunday, once again drew the international community's attention to the security situation in the region.

Details of the Attack and Damage

This Saudi official emphasized during the visit that the Houthi attack represents the targeting of civilian facilities. He also issued necessary orders to provide support to Aramco employees. According to initial reports, the Saudi Ministry of Energy announced that the damage to Aramco in the Riyadh financial district was limited and there were no injuries or fatalities resulting from the incident.

Increase in Tensions and Houthi Attacks

The Houthi group has claimed responsibility for this attack and announced that they have intensified their assaults on Aramco facilities, including the company's headquarters in Dhahran, in recent weeks. These developments come amid escalating conflicts between the Houthis and the coalition supporting Yemen's legitimate government. The Houthis advanced towards the Bab al-Mandab Strait in September, a strategic point for shipping in the region.

Saudi Arabia also announced that on Monday, the country's East-West oil pipeline in the Medina region was targeted in an attack, resulting in a limited fire that was quickly contained. This attack also resulted in no casualties and did not affect the pipeline facilities.

Given the recent developments, it appears that tensions in the Middle East, especially in the relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran, have significantly increased. The Houthis, who are accused of being supported by Iran, are conducting more attacks against Saudi Arabia's critical infrastructure, creating new security challenges for the country.

Source: al-monitor.com