👉 Beiden-missiles, also known as ballistic missiles or intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), are long-range weapons designed to deliver nuclear or conventional payloads across vast distances, often spanning continents. They operate by following a ballistic trajectory, guided by their onboard guidance systems and propelled by rockets or other launch vehicles. These missiles can travel thousands of kilometers, making them a critical component of national defense strategies due to their ability to strike targets far beyond the reach of conventional military forces. Equipped with sophisticated guidance systems, including GPS and inertial navigation, they ensure precise targeting, although their deployment is tightly controlled by governments to maintain strategic stability and prevent accidental escalation.
