Key facts
- Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei rejected a UAE statement.
- The UAE accused Iran of launching two ballistic missiles at maritime traffic.
- The UAE suspended all trade with Iran.
- Iran called the UAE's accusations "baseless" and a violation of good neighborly relations.
Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei rejected a statement by the UAE on Tuesday, calling the accusations that Iran was behind missiles launched against the Gulf country a day earlier "baseless" and a violation of good neighborly relations. The UAE had accused Iran of launching two ballistic missiles at maritime traffic in its territory and subsequently cut off all trade against the country until further notice.
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