Scud D

The Scud D is a type of missile developed by the Soviet Union, known for its use as a ballistic missile in military strategy. It is part of the Scud family, designed to carry explosive or nuclear warheads over long distances at high speed. The "D" version has improvements in accuracy and range compared to earlier models. It is launched from ground-based platforms and can target enemy locations, influencing strategic military planning. While it played significant roles in conflicts like the Gulf War, today it remains a symbol of missile technology and proliferation concerns worldwide.