👉 The Bin missiles, also known as the Scud-B or Scud-C, are a series of ballistic missile systems developed and deployed primarily by the Soviet Union. These missiles were designed for both military and civilian use, with the Scud-B version being particularly notable for its role in delivering nuclear warheads. The Scud-B missiles were characterized by their ability to carry a variety of payloads, including conventional explosives and, critically, nuclear warheads. They were deployed in numerous conflicts, including the Iran-Iraq War and the Gulf War, showcasing their versatility and destructive potential. The development of the Bin missiles marked a significant advancement in Soviet missile technology, influencing subsequent missile systems globally.
