KSR-2

The KSR-2 was a Soviet air-launched cruise missile developed during the Cold War, designed to target aircraft carriers and naval fleets. It was launched from strategic bombers, flying at high altitudes across long distances. Equipped with radar and other sensors, it could adjust its course during flight to home in on its target, making it effective against large ships. Its purpose was to enhance naval attack capabilities by allowing aircraft to strike distant, high-value maritime targets with precision.