Several minutes passed when, suddenly, signals of warplanes appeared on the radar screen—no less than a dozen fighter jets, which were now only tens of kilometers away from their outermost escort ship.
"Launch the missiles immediately, don't let them come any closer," Wason bellowed, giving combat orders to the entire fleet.
Upon receiving the combat orders, missiles steadily rose from these escort ships. These sea-based air defense missiles, mostly weighing over a ton and having defensive ranges that could reach hundreds of kilometers, some as high as three to four hundred kilometers.
Meanwhile, on the radar screen, they also simultaneously picked up signals of incoming missiles.
Dozens of kilometers passed in an instant in naval combat, especially with the missiles, whose breakthrough speed was astonishingly fast.
