👉 Closing missiles, also known as terminal missiles or precision-guided munitions, are advanced weapons designed to deliver a high-explosive or guided fragmentation warhead to a specific target with pinpoint accuracy. These missiles typically use sophisticated navigation systems, including GPS or inertial guidance, to ensure they hit their intended target even in hostile environments. Once the missile is launched, it follows a precise trajectory, often guided by real-time data to account for wind and other variables. Upon reaching the target, the missile detonates near or directly on the intended point of impact, maximizing the destructive force and minimizing collateral damage. This level of precision makes closing missiles a critical component of modern military strategy, enhancing both effectiveness and safety.
