The United Arab Emirates (UAE) Defense Ministry issued a statement on Tuesday confirming that its military forces detected two ballistic missiles launched from Iranian territory. According to the official report, the country's air defense systems successfully tracked the projectiles as they traveled toward the region.

The ministry specified that the missiles did not strike land or infrastructure. Instead, both projectiles landed in the water. Officials clarified that one missile impacted outside of the nation’s territorial waters, while the second landed within the UAE’s territorial waters. No casualties or damages were reported in connection with the incident.

While the UAE government has provided these details regarding the detection and trajectory of the missiles, the report remains limited in scope. The statement did not elaborate on the intended target of the missiles, nor did it provide information regarding potential diplomatic or military responses from the UAE or its regional allies. Additionally, there has been no immediate confirmation or comment from Iranian officials regarding the launch or the specific nature of these projectiles. The incident highlights ongoing regional tensions, though the lack of impact has prevented further escalation at this time.