RIYADH — Deputy Emir of Riyadh Region Prince Mohammed bin Abdulrahman inspected a Saudi Aramco administrative building in Riyadh on Monday to assess the limited damage caused by a Houthi attack targeting civilian facilities.The visit followed an attempted drone attack on the building Sunday morning, which caused debris to fall onto the premises, resulting in limited damage but no injuries or fatalities, according to the Saudi Ministry of Energy.**media[2792416]**The ministry said the relevant authorities immediately responded to the incident and took the necessary measures.During his inspection, Prince Mohammed said the Houthi attacks reinforced Saudi Arabia's longstanding position regarding the terrorist militia and its targeting of civilian facilities.He praised the efforts of personnel across civilian, military and security sectors in responding to the incident and safeguarding the Kingdom.The deputy emir was briefed on the procedures implemented by Saudi Aramco and the relevant regional authorities following the attack.**media[2792415]**He directed that all necessary resources and support be provided to facilitate the work of Aramco personnel.Prince Mohammed also expressed appreciation for the Saudi leadership's efforts to maintain the Kingdom's security and stability.He highlighted the spirit of national solidarity and the readiness of Saudi forces to confront any threats to the country's security.Several senior security officials from Riyadh Region accompanied the deputy emir during the inspection.