👉 Allocation missiles, often referred to as intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), are advanced missile systems designed for delivering nuclear warheads over vast distances, typically spanning thousands of kilometers. These missiles are strategically positioned in various locations around the world to ensure they can reach a target anywhere on the globe within minutes, providing a critical second-strike capability that is central to nuclear deterrence. They are equipped with sophisticated guidance systems, including multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles (MIRVs), which allow them to carry multiple nuclear warheads, enhancing their destructive potential. Allocation missiles are a key component of national defense strategies, ensuring that a country can retaliate even after a surprise nuclear attack.
