👉 Adopted missiles are weapons systems that have been integrated into the military forces of other countries, typically through acquisition agreements or defense sales. These missiles can vary widely in type and capability, ranging from short-range cruise missiles to intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs). They are often designed and manufactured by specific countries, but once adopted by another nation, they become part of that country's arsenal. Adopted missiles can include precision-guided munitions, hypersonic weapons, and other advanced technologies, providing strategic deterrence, rapid response capabilities, and enhanced offensive options. Their adoption reflects a nation's commitment to modernizing its military capabilities and aligning with global defense strategies.
