Houthi rebels reportedly launched a ballistic missile attack targeting the administrative compound of Saudi oil company Aramco in Dhahran, eastern Saudi Arabia, in reports dated October 13-14, 2026. The strike was directed at the headquarters of the state-owned energy giant, one of the world’s largest oil companies. The available reports did not provide details about casualties.
Attack reported in Dhahran
The attack was described as a ballistic missile strike on Aramco’s administrative compound in Dhahran. The city is in eastern Saudi Arabia, where the company has its headquarters. The reports identified Aramco’s administrative site as the target, but did not specify what parts of the compound were affected.
The account was carried by Thaha Khabar. The information available in the report summary does not include further operational details, such as the missile’s flight path or the circumstances of the launch.
Casualty and damage details unavailable
No casualty figures were provided in the available reports. They also did not state whether the strike caused damage to buildings or equipment, or whether any services at the compound were disrupted. Without those details, the reported impact of the attack remains unclear.
The available account likewise offered no information about any response by Saudi authorities or Aramco, or about subsequent security measures at the site. No further statements or assessments were included in the material provided.
Aramco is among the world’s largest oil companies, and the reported target was its administrative headquarters in Dhahran. Beyond identifying the company compound and the city as the focus of the attack, the reports did not describe broader effects on the company’s operations or oil supplies.
