👉 Diary missiles, also known as "daily" or "daily-launch" missiles, are a type of short-range ballistic missile system designed to launch multiple smaller warheads over a period of days, rather than minutes or hours. These missiles are typically launched from mobile launchers and are capable of carrying multiple warheads, each with a relatively small payload. The "diary" aspect refers to their operational cycle, which is designed to be predictable and consistent, allowing for a regular, scheduled launch pattern. This makes them useful for various military applications, including precision strikes and electronic warfare, as they can maintain a continuous presence in the air without requiring frequent reloading or maintenance.
