Houthis Strike Executive Offices at Aramco Headquarters

Miami Fort Lauderdale, FL, October 14, 2026 —

Iran-backed Houthis struck offices belonging to senior executives at Saudi oil giant Aramco’s headquarters, damaging the top three floors of an executive building, according to the available account.

The account does not provide a date for the strike or specify the headquarters’ location. It also does not say whether anyone was injured, whether the building was occupied at the time, or how extensive the damage was beyond the top three floors being affected.

No further details were provided about the weapon used, the circumstances of the strike or how the damage was assessed. The account identifies the Houthis as responsible but does not describe how that attribution was established or provide a statement from the group.

Aramco is described in the account as a Saudi oil giant, and the offices targeted belonged to senior executives. The report does not name the executives or say whether they were present. It also does not identify the building by name or provide information about operational disruptions, repairs or any subsequent response from the company or Saudi authorities.

The available information therefore establishes the reported target and the stated extent of damage, but leaves key details about timing, casualties and consequences unreported. No additional information about the incident was included in the trend summary.

Story summarized from the original created by By SAMY MAGDY and CARA ANNA, Associated Press on www.local10.com, see more information here.

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