Explosions Shake Riyadh

News sources again reported new attacks and the sound of explosions in Riyadh, the Saudi capital.

News sources once again reported new attacks and the sound of explosions in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia.

According to Ambassador Arjan, at the same time as shots were fired from Yemen towards Riyadh, the Saudi Civil Defense claimed: The remains of the ballistic missile intercepted in Riyadh injured a resident and caused limited material damage.

According to Ambassador Arjan, on Wednesday, the sound of massive explosions was heard in Riyadh, and the authorities issued a telephone warning about "air threat" in the midst of intensifying attacks.

The warning, which was canceled minutes later, said: "The area is under hostile air threat." "Please remain calm and stay indoors or in a safe place away from windows and doors and continue to follow Civil Defense instructions."

The civil defense had previously announced the threat to Riyadh and Al-Kharj.

International reports also confirmed on Wednesday that, despite Saudi Arabia's efforts to normalize the situation, key facilities belonging to Saudi oil giant Saudi Aramco had sustained significant damage.

Sources told Reuters that the headquarters of Saudi Aramco in Dhahran was extensively damaged in yesterday's attack, with several floors burnt down.

The Yemeni armed forces later confirmed this attack in a statement.