Missile Strike Damages Aramco Executive Offices in Dhahran

Anchorage, AK, October 14, 2026 —

Houthi rebels struck the headquarters of Saudi oil company Aramco in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, with a ballistic missile, according to the information provided. The strike damaged offices used by senior executives.

The available account identifies the target as Aramco’s headquarters and specifies that the damaged offices were used by senior executives. It does not provide a date or time for the strike, details about the extent of the damage, or information about whether anyone was injured or killed.

The account also does not say whether other parts of the headquarters were affected, whether Aramco operations were disrupted, or what happened after the strike. No statement from Aramco, Saudi authorities or the Houthi rebels was included. The source of the account and any independent confirmation were not provided.

Further details about the incident therefore remain unavailable in the information provided. The number of offices affected, the condition of the building, and any response by company or government officials are not specified. The account identifies the weapon as a ballistic missile but gives no additional information about the missile or the circumstances of its use.

The known details are limited to the reported target, location, weapon and damage: the Houthi rebels struck Aramco’s headquarters in Dhahran, and offices used by senior executives were damaged. No additional conclusions about casualties, operational effects or follow-up actions can be drawn from the available account.

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