Home World Europe Multiple shots fired at Saudi embassy in Netherlands No injuries were reported by Gulf Business November 12, 2020 Multiple shots were fired at the Saudi Arabian embassy in the Dutch city of The Hague in the early hours of November 12. No injuries were reported, the Dutch Police confirmed via a tweet. Around 6 AM we received a report that multiple shots were fired at the building of the Saudi Arabia embassy on the #Koninginnegracht in #TheHague. No one was injured. We are currently conducting research. Witnesses who have information are requested to call 0900-8844. — Politie Eenheid Den Haag (@POL_DenHaag) November 12, 2020 The building was hit at least 20 times with multiple casings strewn across the ground, local media has reported. فيديو | تعرض سفارة #المملكة في لاهاي إلى إطلاق نار والشرطة تحقق في الحادثة#الإخبارية pic.twitter.com/QthNPrT7Ic — قناة الإخبارية (@alekhbariyatv) November 12, 2020 This incident comes hours after a bomb attack on a commemoration ceremony in Jeddah, which resulted in several injuries. The ceremony took place at a non-Muslim cemetery. Read: Several people injured in bomb attack in Jeddah Tags Dutch Police embassy Netherlands Saudi Arabia Shots The Hague 0 Comments You might also like Why partnerships are key to achieving the GCC’s smart city ambitions Saudi, Abu Dhabi wealth funds team up on Egyptian drugmaker deal Oil tanker owner says ship attacked in Saudi Arabian Red Sea Saudi Arabia dismisses reports of Crown Prince’s meeting with Israeli officials