👉 Consecutive missiles refer to a series of ballistic or hypersonic missiles launched one after the other from the same launch site, typically in rapid succession. These missiles are often part of a coordinated military strategy, where the first missile might be a long-range or precision-guided weapon designed to engage high-value targets, while subsequent missiles follow up with different types or ranges to ensure comprehensive coverage and eliminate threats from multiple angles. This strategy can be employed for various purposes, including immediate strikes, sustained pressure on adversaries, or as part of a broader missile defense or offensive posture. The term "consecutive" emphasizes the sequential nature, where each missile is launched in quick succession, often with minimal delay between launches, to maintain a continuous and dynamic threat presence.
