The deadline given by US President Donald Trump is approaching, after which strict sanctions against Russia may be announced. False flag operations could be initiated against Russia, and attacks on its shadow fleet carrying oil are possible. These fears are increasing, prompting Russia to intensify preparations for a direct war with NATO. Nuclear fear is spreading in Europe as Russia has accelerated the testing of its super missile. Furthermore, allied countries have also been put on war alert.
Ceasefire talks have failed, and the final attempts on the diplomatic front have also failed. Trump is trying to put strategic pressure on Putin, but this is also not working. It is clear that the Russian President will not implement a ceasefire. If this does not happen, relations between the US and Europe will worsen. In such circumstances, the most powerful weapons will be needed for Russia’s defense.
Putin has ordered the testing of a super cruise missile. Russia has many nuclear missiles in its arsenal, but now Putin has announced the deployment of a missile that is difficult to intercept. For this reason, Russia has reopened the Novaya Zemlya testing site after 33 years. Russia has conducted major nuclear tests at this site. Now, Putin has ordered the testing of the super cruise missile from Novaya Zemlya.
The Burevestnik is Russia’s super cruise missile. It is the world’s first intercontinental cruise missile. This missile does not run on liquid or solid fuel, but it is a nuclear-powered missile. A nuclear reactor is installed in the missile. It can fly continuously for about 20 years. It changes its course during flight. The ability to fly at low altitudes and change course makes it precise and invincible. It is capable of launching a nuclear attack. NATO has given it the codename SSC-X-9 Skyfall.
This missile is also called the Flying Chernobyl. Nuclear power has been used in submarines and aircraft carriers so far, but Russia has, for the first time, installed a nuclear reactor in a missile. This is the most difficult task, and that is why Russia has faced difficulties.
Belarus as a Battlefield. Several tests of this missile were conducted until 2019. In a 2019 test, the missile flew about 36 kilometers in 2 minutes. After that, it crashed into the Barents Sea. An explosion occurred while extracting the missile from the sea, and seven Russian nuclear scientists were killed in the blast. In 2023, Putin had said that Russia’s Burevestnik missile was war-ready and would be deployed in 2025.
Putin mentioned making it war-ready at the Valdai Summit, and now the final test will be conducted. Simultaneously, Putin has also prepared Belarus, his ally, for war. The Russian army has reached Belarus for the Zapad 2025 military exercise, and military deployments are being made on the Ukrainian border under this pretext.
A battlefield has been prepared in Belarus. The first contingent of the Russian army has arrived in Belarus for the Zapad 2025 exercise. This exercise is being conducted on the Ukrainian border. Military deployments are being made on the Ukrainian border under this pretext. Belarus has increased the number of military vehicles on the Ukrainian border. In addition, new MLRS brigades have been deployed. Drone operators of air assault units have also reached the Ukrainian border. This deployment indicates that if necessary, Putin can immediately open a front against NATO and Ukraine from Belarus.
Russian Drones Near Romanian Border
The possibility of a direct war with NATO could become a reality because now Russia’s explosive drones are not only raining down on Ukraine but are also reaching its neighboring countries. Russian drones fell near the Romanian border on August 6. Russia launched drone attacks on Odesa, Ukraine, on the night of August 6. This area is adjacent to the Romanian border. Romanian radar tracked the Russian drones. Seeing the threat, Romania deployed F-16 aircraft in the sky. These jets patrolled the Romanian border throughout the night.
Although no Russian drone fell on Romanian soil, before this, Russian drones had reached Lithuania twice. A Russian drone fell at a military training ground on July 28. Before that, a Russian drone fell in Lithuania on July 10. Lithuania has said that this is a violation of NATO’s airspace. NATO should be prepared to take action against Russia. In addition, the Lithuanian Ministry of Defence has appealed to increase the number of defence systems.
Poland increases tank deployment near Kaliningrad base. NATO has also intensified its military deployment against Russia. Poland has increased the deployment of tanks near Russia’s Kaliningrad base. South Korean K2 Black Panther tanks have been deployed here. Kaliningrad is Russia’s nuclear force base. It is believed that Russia may launch attacks on NATO from Kaliningrad or the Arctic base. Therefore, NATO has now intensified its mission to increase its strength in the frozen sea of the Arctic. An alliance of the US, Canada, and Finland has been formed to increase NATO’s strength in the Arctic. A deal has been made between the four shipbuilding companies of these three countries. The ICE Pact agreement has been made, under which shipbuilding work will be started.
Now, advanced ASC (Arctic Security Cutter) ships will be prepared to compete with Russia. This is NATO’s mission to increase its dominance in the Arctic because Russia is stronger than the entire NATO in the Arctic. Russia has more than 50 bases in this region. It will take NATO many years to compete with Russia in the Arctic. Because Russia has advanced nuclear-powered icebreakers. Russia can launch military operations in any area of the Arctic at any time. It is difficult to compete with it here, but NATO has more numbers and strength on the ground, so NATO wants to put pressure on Russia by deploying its military strength near the Russian border.
