👉 Bit missiles, also known as short-range ballistic missiles (SRBMs), are compact, typically hand-launched or rocket-based weapons designed for close-range strikes. These missiles have a maximum range of around 100 to 500 kilometers, making them ideal for targeting enemy military installations, command centers, and strategic assets within a localized area. They are often simpler in design and construction compared to intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), which can carry nuclear warheads over vast distances. Bit missiles are frequently used by smaller nations or non-state actors for deterrence, counter-insurgency, and as a means to project limited military power without the need for extensive infrastructure or advanced technology.
