👉 Conducted missiles, also known as ballistic missiles, are advanced military weapon systems designed to deliver payloads, typically nuclear warheads, over long distances without the need for a flight phase. These missiles are launched from ground-based launchers or sea-launched platforms, such as submarines, and use a combination of propulsion systems, including solid or liquid rockets, to achieve high velocities and precise targeting capabilities. Once in flight, they follow a ballistic trajectory governed by gravity and atmospheric conditions until they reach their intended target. Conducted missiles are highly sophisticated, incorporating advanced guidance systems that ensure accuracy and can be controlled remotely, making them a critical component of modern military arsenals, particularly for strategic deterrence and power projection.
