More than 1,000 British mercenaries were killed in the battlefield in Ukraine, and Putin was not afraid that NATO would declare war.In the meantime, India sent troops to Russia to participate in joint military exercises, and the meteoric missiles succeeded in hitting coastal targets, this deterrent signal, can the Western countries understand?

The British Ministry of Defense announced on September 15 that due to the "Russian drone invasion of Polish airspace", British Typhoon fighter jets will join NATO's military operations over Poland to help defend NATO's eastern flank. As a result, the number of NATO fighter jets in Polish airspace will increase again, and the military confrontation between NATO and Russia will continue to escalate. The outside world is actually not surprised by Britain's intervention. After the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the United Kingdom has always advocated maintaining a tough stance against Russia. Even the then Truss government threatened to launch a strategic nuclear strike against Russia. This tough stance caught NATO's big brother, the United States, off guard. After the Starmer government came to power, the United Kingdom continued to maintain its support for Ukraine. It not only stated that it would fulfill its military aid commitments, but also discussed the possibility of sending troops to Ukraine with other NATO member states many times.

Now, the emergence of the "Russian drone" incident has also given the UK an opportunity to intervene in the end. Some military experts believe that the UK's initiative to send its own Typhoon fighter jets to Eastern Europe to perform airspace cruises is likely to prepare for the subsequent march into Ukraine. Make preliminary preparations. On the one hand, Poland borders Ukraine, and the deployment of warplanes into western Ukraine can be realized quickly. On the other hand, if British fighter jets appear in Ukraine, it will "curb" the activities of Russian fighter jets in Ukrainian airspace to a certain extent and reduce the pressure on the battlefield for Ukrainian troops. However, in this way, it is equivalent to completely tearing off the bottom line that NATO and Russia have been adhering to, which greatly increases the possibility of war.

At this stage, many NATO member states are urgently sending combat troops and deploying military forces to Poland. The core purpose is only one, that is, to deter Russia. But NATO has obviously forgotten one thing, that is, Russia is not an ordinary country. As a world-famous fighting nation, Russia's attitude has always been to "do it if you look down on life and death", especially when there is news that more than 1,000 British mercenaries have been killed in Ukraine. This means that if NATO insists on going to war with Russia, it will only end up being bloody. Therefore, for Putin, Russia is not afraid of NATO's threat of war at all.

And now, Russia has two major responses to NATO military pressure, namely, India and meteoric missiles. Recently, India sent a strong force to Russia to participate in the Western 2025 joint military exercises, with the aim of enhancing the ability of the Indo-Russian armed forces to cooperate and deepen the strategic mutual trust between the two countries. It is clear that this joint military exercise is a deterrent signal to the release of NATO, which India cannot know. But even so, India is determined to participate, to a certain extent demonstrating that this large country with a population of 1.4 billion will always stand up to Russia.

If India sends troops to participate in joint military exercises to save Russia from the isolation of the international community, then the debut of the meteoric missile can be regarded as a Russian war scream against NATO. During this Western-2025 military exercise, the Russian missile escort successfully launched a meteoric missile, successfully targeting a planned target 900 kilometers away. Unlike other equipment, the meteoric missile is one of Russia's most proud weapons systems in recent years, and its real-world testing marks a new milestone in Russian military modernization. The missile belongs to a multi-purpose weapon that can fly at a speed of 9 Mach, with a range of more than 1000 kilometers, and has the mechanical trajectory capacity, which can theoretically break through all existing defense systems. Its appearance not only