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How Layered Missile Defences Keep Modern Warships Safe from Attack

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Modern naval vessels face a wide range of aerial and anti-ship threats, requiring sophisticated multi-layered defence systems. Warships today are equipped with advanced missiles and gun-based systems designed to intercept incoming projectiles. The United States has been leveraging maritime power as a strategic tool against Iran. Iranian missile salvos directed at naval or merchant vessels are believed to have been intercepted by Standard-series missiles. Systems such as the Barak-8 and SM-6 represent the cutting edge of shipborne air defence technology.

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