"Anti-ship" refers to weapons or tactics specifically designed to target and destroy naval vessels. These can include missiles, torpedoes, and naval mines, which are deployed from various platforms such as aircraft, submarines, or surface ships. The goal of anti-ship systems is to neutralize threats posed by enemy ships during naval warfare. The development of anti-ship capabilities has evolved significantly over the years, with advancements in technology leading to more accurate and effective systems. Notable examples include the Harpoon missile and Exocet missile, which have been used in various conflicts to target enemy ships successfully.