Explosion in Riyadh; Damage to Saudi Oil Facilities

After reports of a missile attack on Riyadh and smoke rising from an energy facility, Saudi Civil Defense announced that the fall of debris from an intercepted missile had injured one person and caused limited material damage.

After the publication of reports about a missile attack on Riyadh and smoke rising from an energy facility, the Saudi Civil Defense announced: The fall of the debris of the intercepted missile resulted in the injury of one person and limited material damage.

Ambassador Arjan-International Group: Reports published about the occurrence of explosions in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia.

Following these explosions, columns of smoke rose into the air from one of the country's energy facilities.

Some reports indicate that following Yemen's missile attack, one of the state-owned oil facilities in Riyadh was damaged and several people were injured at the scene.

Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia's civil defense announced that falling debris from the interception of a ballistic missile in Riyadh injured one person and caused limited material damage.

So far, more details about the amount of damage caused to energy and oil facilities and the exact number of injured have not been published.

Following the Yemeni armed forces' missile attack on Riyadh's King Khalid Airport, new images of a destroyed plane have been published in this airport; These images are published while Saudi Arabia claimed to have intercepted and destroyed Yemeni missiles.

The political office of Yemen's Ansarullah Movement strongly criticized the policies of Saudi Arabia, accused the country of implementing the agenda of the United States and the Zionist regime, and warned that it will retaliate if the blockade continues and the tension escalates.

The armed forces of Yemen announced the implementation of two missile and drone operations against Aramco facilities in Riyadh and Khurais in response to the Saudi attacks against different areas of Yemen.