👉 Bull missiles, also known as Scud or P-15 missiles, are a family of intermediate-range ballistic missiles developed by the Soviet Union. These missiles were designed for both military and civilian use, with their primary military role being to deliver nuclear warheads over long distances to target enemy cities and military installations. They are characterized by their ability to travel up to 1,500 kilometers (930 miles) with a range of around 900 kilometers (560 miles), making them a significant threat to regions close to the Soviet Union. The missiles are typically launched from mobile platforms, such as trucks or ships, which enhances their mobility and complicates defense efforts.
