The P-270 Moskit is a supersonic cruise missile developed by the former Soviet Union, primarily designed for anti-ship roles. It is known for its high speed, reaching up to Mach 2.5, and its ability to evade radar detection. The missile can be launched from various platforms, including ships and submarines, making it versatile in naval warfare. The Moskit missile is equipped with a range of guidance systems, allowing it to accurately target enemy vessels. It carries a high-explosive or nuclear warhead, enhancing its lethality. The missile has been used by several countries, including Russia and China, showcasing its effectiveness in modern military operations.