ABC News wire story reported that Saudi Arabia has intercepted missiles targeting its capital, with debris damaging an Aramco building in Riyadh.

According to a New York Times report by Vivian Nereim, Saudi authorities said no one was injured. The authorities said "falling shrapnel" from an intercepted missile had hit the building in the capital's financial district. The Times headline describes the damaged structure as the Saudi Aramco Tower.

The Times headline attributes the attack on Riyadh to Yemen's Houthis. The ABC News summary does not name any group behind the missiles, so only the Times headline identifies a party responsible for the launches.

The two accounts also differ in detail. ABC News focused on the interceptions and the damage to the Aramco building, while the Times added the Saudi statement on injuries and the location of the damage in the financial district. Neither summary describes the extent of the damage to the building.

This report draws only on the headlines and summaries of the two accounts rather than their complete texts. It therefore does not include any further statements, casualty figures, or details beyond those stated above, and the fuller reporting may contain additional information.

Sources: ABC News: Saudi Arabia intercepts missiles as Aramco building in Riyadh is damaged, and other Mideast news; The New York Times: Saudi Aramco Tower Damaged as Yemen’s Houthis Attack Riyadh.