Send to KindleRussia's Defense Ministry detected the launch of two ballistic objects in the Mediterranean Sea on Tuesday.
The launch was detected at 10:16 Moscow time (06:16 GMT) by a radar in the southern Russian city of Armavir, a Defense Ministry spokesman said, as cited by RIA Novosti.
Russia's Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu reported the launch to President Vladimir Putin, the spokesman told Russian journalists.
The targets' trajectories ran from the central to the eastern Mediterranean, the spokesman said.
A diplomatic source in the Syrian capital, Damascus, told RIA Novosti that the targets fell into the sea.
The Russian Embassy in Damascus said it did not have any information about the launch.
The press office of Russia's Defense Ministry was not immediately available for further comment.
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