Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Defense said it detected two incoming ballistic missiles on Monday, as the kingdom and its Gulf neighbors face Iranian strikes.

“Two ballistic missiles were launched toward the Riyadh region, one of which was intercepted and the other fell in an uninhabited area,” the ministry posted on social media.

Seven Iranian drones targeting the Eastern and Northern Border provinces were also intercepted and destroyed, the ministry said.

Iran has launched at least 44 ballistic and seven cruise missiles and more than 600 drones toward the Kingdom since February 28.

One person hurt after missile interception in UAE

An Indian national living in the United Arab Emirates was hurt by falling shrapnel after the interception of a ballistic missile over an industrial area near Al-Dhafra Air Base in Abu Dhabi, authorities said Monday.

The interception happened over the Al-Shawamekh area of Abu Dhabi, authorities said.

Also early Monday, both Bahrain and Kuwait sounded missile alerts over incoming Iranian fire, though it was not clear if there was any immediate damage from the barrages.