Currently, there are two types of shipboard missiles: medium-sized short-range missiles and large-sized long-range missiles.
From their names, one can discern the specific roles of these two types of missiles. The main targets of medium-sized missiles are ground and ocean targets within a close range, with their primary function and purpose being to effectively destroy the enemy's warships.
Meanwhile, the targets of large-sized long-range missiles are ground targets at much greater distances, primarily functioning to strike at the enemy's key facilities and urban areas from afar.
It is evident from these uses that, ideally, large-sized long-range missiles are suited to carrying nuclear warheads.
This implies that if shipboard missiles were mass-produced, Australasia could completely achieve a nuclear strike on the Native Land of the Island Nation from over 500 kilometers away.
