👉 Boot missiles are short-range, ballistic missiles designed for tactical use by ground forces, typically deployed from infantry vehicles or artillery platforms. They are characterized by their compact size, often ranging from 30 to 100 kilograms, and their ability to deliver a high explosive payload or a warhead with guided navigation systems. These missiles are intended for close-quarters combat, allowing forces to engage enemy positions at relatively short distances, usually within a few hundred meters. Unlike intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), which are designed for long-range strategic deterrence, boot missiles prioritize rapid deployment and precision strikes to neutralize threats quickly and effectively on the battlefield.
