Stealth cruise missiles are advanced weapons designed to fly at low altitudes and avoid detection by radar systems. They use special shapes and materials to minimize their radar signature, making them harder to spot. These missiles can travel long distances and are often equipped with precision guidance systems to hit specific targets accurately. Typically launched from ships, submarines, or aircraft, stealth cruise missiles can carry various payloads, including conventional explosives or nuclear warheads. Their ability to evade defenses makes them valuable in modern military operations, allowing forces to strike targets with reduced risk of interception.