👉 Acquired missiles refer to weapons systems that a country has obtained, either through purchase, acquisition agreements, or reverse engineering, and integrated into its military arsenal. These missiles can include various types such as ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). They are typically characterized by their range, speed, and payload capacity, which can vary widely depending on the design and technology employed. Acquired missiles often represent a strategic advantage, allowing nations to enhance their deterrence capabilities, project power globally, or fill gaps in their existing arsenals. However, the development and deployment of such weapons also raise significant concerns regarding international security, arms control, and regional stability.
