The SS-N-2 Styx is a Soviet anti-ship cruise missile developed in the 1950s. It was designed to target naval vessels from land or air platforms, featuring a subsonic speed and a range of approximately 100 kilometers. The missile is known for its distinctive design, which includes a cylindrical body and low radar cross-section, making it harder to detect. The SS-N-2 was widely deployed on various platforms, including Soviet Navy ships and submarines. It played a significant role in naval warfare during the Cold War, influencing the development of subsequent missile systems. Its effectiveness contributed to the evolution of anti-ship missile technology.