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Russia's strong words against the UK and other Western nations are seen as a tactic to pressure them, rather than a sign of imminent war. This aligns with their military strategy of applying pressure without direct conflict. It also likely distracts from President Putin's increasing domestic problems, shifting focus outwards.
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