Saudi Arabia faced another security scare Sunday after missiles targeting the kingdom were intercepted, with debris causing damage to a building used by state-owned oil company Saudi Aramco in Riyadh.

Authorities reported that two ballistic missiles and two cruise missiles had been intercepted. 

The falling debris damaged parts of the Aramco building in the King Abdullah Financial District, including several floors and exterior windows.

Saudi officials said the damage to the skyscraper was limited and no injuries were reported. Footage circulating online showed a large hole across several floors of the building's glass facade.

The incident adds to growing security concerns across the region during the Iran war.

The Iran-backed Houthi militia was behind the attack, according to several reports on Sunday.