Saudi Aramco HQ hit as Houthis & Riyadh trade strikes
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Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Houthis traded fresh strikes on energy infrastructure, with the Iran-backed group again targeting the Saudi capital and appearing to hit the headquarters of Saudi state oil giant Aramco. Saudi authorities said an administrative building belonging to Aramco in the Eastern Province city of Dhahran, where the company is headquartered, was targeted. It caused a limited fire, but it’s unclear whether this was due to a direct hit or falling debris. No injuries were reported. CNN's Nic Robertson has the details and CNN's Becky Anderson discusses Houthi military capability with former US State Department official Abbas Dahouk. 0:00 CNN international diplomatic editor on Houthi & Saudi strikes 1:41 Houthi military spokesman claims responsibility for attacks in Saudi Arabia 5:03 Ex-State Department official breaks down Houthi military capability 10:03 Why is Trump reluctant to answer Saudi calls for US military help? Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: htt
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