👉 Aids missiles, also known as anti-ship ballistic missiles (ASBMs), are long-range, guided missile systems specifically designed to target naval vessels and other maritime assets from land-based platforms. These missiles typically feature advanced guidance systems, including infrared homing and GPS, allowing them to accurately strike high-value targets even in adverse weather conditions or at long distances. Aids missiles are often deployed from submarines, aircraft, or land-based mobile launchers, providing a critical layer of defense for coastal nations against potential naval threats. Their ability to penetrate anti-ship missile defenses and deliver devastating payloads makes them a vital component of modern naval warfare strategy.
