The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday, Oct. 14, edition that an administrative building of Saudi Aramco in Dhahran was attacked, resulting in a small fire, the Energy Ministry reported Wednesday amid escalating fighting between Yemen's Houthis and Saudi Arabia. A Reuters dispatch to The Globe reports that authorities responded to the incident late on Tuesday and took necessary measures, the ministry said, adding that there were no injuries or deaths. A ballistic missile hit the Aramco headquarters complex in Dhahran. An office tower in the complex was struck and its top three floors were damaged. The complex hosts a major operations centre for Aramco, which oversees a vast network of onshore and offshore oil rigs, pipelines, refineries and export terminals. The Houthis have for a week been firing ballistic missiles and drones at key Saudi sites in retaliation for the kingdom's backing of government forces in Yemen's reignited civil war. Riyadh's international airport has received four strikes, including one on Saturday that killed 13 people. Saturday's ballistic missile strike on Riyadh airport was the deadliest in Saudi Arabia in a decade, with further attacks grounding flights across the country.