In a statement released by the Foreign Ministry after the attacks, the Maldivian government voiced its worries regarding the rising tensions in the Gulf region and reaffirmed its backing for the UAE's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

The government likewise expressed support for the UAE and endorsed initiatives aimed at safeguarding national security and ensuring stability in the nation.

Maldives additionally urged all parties concerned to show restraint and focus on diplomatic efforts to avoid worsening the security situation in the area.

The advancements arise soon after a ceasefire proclaimed by the United States concerning its dispute with Iran.

UAE officials announced that drones and missiles reportedly fired from Iran were intercepted and neutralized before inflicting greater harm.

Officials noted that a fire erupted at a power facility after the incident, but further information was not provided.

Iranian military officials have rejected any connection to the attacks.

Meanwhile, multiple Arab countries in the area have called for de-escalation, cautioning against renewed conflict as tensions stay elevated throughout the Gulf.

The recent events also align with a US-led initiative aimed at safeguarding the Strait of Hormuz, an important maritime passage.

Iranian authorities have cautioned that the presence of foreign troops in the waterway might jeopardize the recently declared ceasefire agreement.