👉 Counts missiles, also known as short-range ballistic missile (SRBM) systems, are a class of missile technology designed to deliver nuclear warheads over relatively short distances, typically ranging from 100 to 1,000 kilometers. These missiles are smaller and lighter than intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), making them more easily concealable and potentially deployable from various platforms, including ships, submarines, and even some aircraft. They generally use simpler guidance systems compared to ICBMs, which can be advantageous for rapid deployment and increased survivability. However, their shorter range limits their strategic impact, as they cannot reach deep into enemy territory to cause catastrophic damage. Despite this limitation, counts missiles play a crucial role in regional deterrence and defense strategies due to their ability to provide a rapid response capability against potential threats.
