👉 Cross missiles, also known as anti-ship cruise missiles, are a type of naval weapon designed to engage and destroy enemy ships from long distances. These missiles are typically launched from surface vessels, such as submarines or destroyers, and are engineered to navigate autonomously or with guidance systems that allow them to track and engage targets. Cross missiles are characterized by their high speed, maneuverability, and ability to evade enemy defenses, making them particularly effective against surface vessels. They can be launched in various configurations, including stand-off and close-in engagements, and are often equipped with advanced sensors and targeting systems to ensure precision strikes.
