According to the latest U.S. Newsweek report, the Russian Pacific Fleet said on the 19th that its two nuclear-powered submarines successfully tested ultrasonic cruise missiles in the Oaxaca Sea, hitting sea targets away from 155 miles (about 250 kilometers). The Newsweek said that the exercise demonstrated Russia's military strength in the U.S. and Russia's joint attention to the region, before the Kremlin said the US-led NATO was actually involved in the Russian-Ukrainian war.

According to the news weekly, the Russian Pacific Fleet posted on the social platform Telegram that the Krasnoyarsk and Omsk nuclear submarines fired cruise missiles "Maraton" and "Cranberries" to a simulated target - an aircraft carrier strike group - this real-world exercise was part of the Russian Joint Forces Command Command commanding squadron exercises aimed at protecting maritime communications in the northern Pacific, the Canadian Peninsula and the Chukotch Peninsula coast and the island region.

"Since Poland said last week that NATO and Polish warplanes took off in an emergency to intercept Russian drones that broke into its airspace, the situation in Eastern Europe has become increasingly tense." According to a report on the US Axios website on the 15th, Romania became the second NATO country within a week to report that "Russian drones" entered its airspace on the 13th. The Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the Russian ambassador on the 14th to protest against this matter. Russian Ambassador to Romania Lipaev said that Romania's allegations were "groundless". On the same day, Poland announced that its president had agreed to send troops from NATO member countries to station in Polish territory as part of NATO's "Eastern Sentinel" military operation.

RIA Novosti published an article on the 15th saying that it was suggested that NATO change "Eastern Sentinel" to "Eastern Fear" (the difference between "Sentinel" and "Fear" in Russian is only one letter-editor's note), and then go home. Russia will respond very forcefully to any provocation, which is the main guarantee of world peace. On the Russia-Ukraine issue, Russian Presidential Press Secretary Peskov said on the 15th that Russia believes that Ukraine is not ready to start serious negotiations to resolve the conflict, and the negotiation process has obviously been suspended. He said that "NATO is actually involved in this war," providing direct and indirect support to Ukraine.