👉 Cord missiles, also known as C-Missiles or C-Submarine-Launched Missiles, are a class of short-range ballistic missiles primarily developed by the Russian Navy. These missiles are designed for submarine-launched deployment and feature a unique design that allows them to be launched from underwater, providing strategic flexibility and survivability against anti-submarine warfare. Cord missiles typically have a range of 200 to 500 kilometers and are equipped with advanced guidance systems, including infrared homing and terrain-following capabilities. They can carry a variety of payloads, from conventional explosives to nuclear warheads, making them a versatile and potent weapon system for Russia's naval forces.
