India, Oct. 14 -- Saudi Aramco's executive headquarters in Dhahran was struck by a missile launched by Yemen's Houthi rebels on Tuesday, Saudi Arabia's Energy Ministry said. The attack caused a fire in part of the complex. No deaths or injuries were reported, according to the Saudi Press Agency.

According to the ministry, emergency crews quickly contained the blaze after the missile struck an administrative building at the headquarters of the state-owned oil giant. Authorities said operations continued after the attack. Damage had also remained limited.

Aramco did not immediately comment on the incident.

Tuesday's strike is the latest in a series of attacks targeting Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure.

The strike followed a warning fro...