👉 Death missiles, also known as cruise missiles, are advanced ballistic missile systems designed for precision-guided strikes against high-value targets. Unlike traditional cruise missiles that are launched from a mobile platform, death missiles are typically launched from fixed positions and utilize sophisticated navigation and guidance systems to achieve extremely accurate targeting. These missiles can travel long distances, often exceeding 5,000 kilometers, and are capable of carrying a variety of payloads, including conventional explosives, nuclear warheads, or both. The precision and range of death missiles make them a potent tool for military operations, though their use raises significant ethical and strategic concerns due to the potential for causing catastrophic civilian casualties and destabilizing international relations.
