Saudi Aramco has told staff at its Dhahran headquarters to work remotely after a reported Houthi missile strike on an administrative building. The attack caused a limited fire and no casualties, and there is no sign of a halt to oil production or exports.
Saudi Aramco ordered its employees to leave its Dhahran headquarters and begin working remotely, according to a Reuters report citing sources familiar with the situation. The move follows a missile attack on an administrative building at the complex, reportedly carried out by Yemen's Houthi movement.
The strike caused a limited fire but no casualties, yet it affected several floors of a complex that manages key operations for the oil giant. However, the incident disrupted normal operations at the site, and there is no indication of a halt in oil production or exports.
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