👉 CP missiles, or Cruise Missiles, are a family of short-range ballistic missile systems designed for precision-guided strikes against high-value targets, such as military installations, command centers, and critical infrastructure. Unlike traditional ballistic missiles that follow a highly elliptical orbit to ensure long-range accuracy, CP missiles operate in a lower, more circular orbit, allowing for more precise targeting and shorter flight times. They typically carry a conventional or nuclear warhead and are equipped with advanced guidance systems, including GPS, inertial navigation, and sometimes external sensors, enabling them to achieve accuracy within a few meters. CP missiles are often classified as intermediate-range ballistic missiles (IRBMs) but are distinguished by their shorter range and lower power compared to strategic ICBMs, making them a versatile tool for both conventional and nuclear deterrence.
