Aramco Tower hit in heart of Saudi capital as Houthis launch fresh strikes
Footage authenticated by BBC Verify shows damage to the building in the capital's central financial district.
Footage authenticated by BBC Verify shows damage to the building in the capital's central financial district, BBC News reported.
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- Saudi Arabia · Middle East
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- BBC News
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- Aramco Tower, Saudi, Houthis, BBC Verify
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- World
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