Definition: Antiaircraft missiles are anti-aircraft systems designed to intercept or destroy missiles, bombs, rockets, or other high-flying military objects that might threaten a civilian population or infrastructure in an area known as an air defense zone. These systems utilize radar and sonar to detect incoming projectiles, typically from a distance of several kilometers (18 miles). Antiaircraft missiles are essential for defending against ground-based ballistic missile attacks.
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