The United States and Germany are the greatest supporters of an independent Ukraine—or so it seems. Bild research published on November 24 revealed that the largest donors of weapons to Ukraine are pursuing a hidden agenda that favors Russia.

Officially the U.S. and Germany support Ukraine’s offensive to recapture lost territory. But a Russian loss would require superior military strength and likely a regime change in Moscow. The West won’t provide Ukraine with weaponry that could force such an outcome, so the Russian president sits steadfast in his saddle.

Then what is the West’s goal?

The first recent bombshell involved Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. On November 1, Russian comedians known as Vovan and Lexus released a 13-minute audio call that was recorded in September. Meloni, who thought she was speaking to the African Union Commission, said: “I see that there is a lot of fatigue, I have to say the truth, from all the sides. We [are] near the moment in which everybody understands that we need a way out.”

A way out of supporting Ukraine? That would inevitably mean a Russian victory of some sort.

Next came a dubious statement by the U.S. Mission to nato. On November 20, they wrote on X: “We will continue to support them to be in the strongest possible position at the negotiating table when the time comes.” The compromising attitude was later clarified: “Let’s be clear: We reaffirm our enduring commitment to Ukraine and its people.”

But doubts about the “enduring commitment” prevailed.

Bild investigated further.

In the article “New Secret Plan for Ukraine,” Bild reported that Germany and the U.S. are trying to force Ukraine to negotiate with Putin’s regime. But instead of directly telling Ukraine’s leadership, “both countries—as Ukraine’s largest arms suppliers—have decided to persuade the government in Kiev to negotiate with Putin over the quality and quantity of their arms deliveries.”

If Ukraine doesn’t have the critical weapons to win the war, it will be forced to negotiate an unfavorable deal. If it still won’t cooperate, the U.S. and Germany have a plan B. A government insider told Bild: “What Berlin and Washington are striving for as an alternative to negotiations is a frozen conflict without agreement between the conflict parties.” This would allow Russia to keep the occupied territories without an official deal and leave Ukraine with no chance to win them back.

In this context, the Eurasian Times highlighted a private meeting between German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and U.S. President Joe Biden in the Oval Office in March. “At the time, an anonymous source told the Associated Press that Biden made light of the fact that the two presidents had come up with solutions to all of the world’s issues on their own,” the Eurasian Times commented.

In hindsight, the meeting seems to foreshadow what we are seeing today.

Bild and others are now exposing what the Trumpet has long warned about, yet they fail to understand Germany’s long-term planning. A peace deal with Russia won’t help the U.S., which has invested untold billions of dollars in the Ukraine War. But it does favor Germany, which has a great interest in normalizing relations with Russia to build its own empire.

In our July 2022 Trumpet edition, editor in chief Gerald Flurry wrote: “Siding with Russia against Ukraine exposes Germany’s secret pact—and its dangerous intentions.”

This is tomorrow’s news today. Germany was behind this plan from the beginning.

Early in the Ukraine War, Germany denied Ukraine critical weapons and even blocked arms deliveries from other countries. At the same time, it blocked critical sanctions against Russia and continued its trade relations in various forms. As criticism grew, Germany seemingly changed its position to become one of Ukraine’s biggest donors—but it continued to block what Ukraine needed most. Most recently, the U.S. and Germany have refused to give Ukraine long-range weapons.

In 2008, Mr. Flurry wrote:

I believe that Germany’s leaders may have already agreed to a deal with Russia, a modern Hitler-Stalin pact where Germany and Russia divide countries and assets between themselves. This agreement would allow each to turn its sights on other targets. Any such deal that may have been struck between Germany and Russia is a precursor to war!

Germany has kept close relations with Russia, but few understand why. Mr. Flurry explained in his 2022 article:

Many elite Germans feel that their nation has now extracted all the benefit it can from the United States, and they are now ready for a new phase in German strategy. Some want modern Germany to use its impressive industrial and economic power to multiply its political and military power. They want to establish Europe as a new superpower, a modern Holy Roman Empire!

The resurrection of the Holy Roman Empire is foretold in numerous Biblical prophecies. Daniel 2 gives an overview of all the world-ruling empires that lead to God’s intervention in the affairs of mankind. History identifies these empires as Babylon, Persia, Greece and Rome. The Roman Empire has risen repeatedly over the centuries, and the Bible reveals that it will rise one last time. Germany, as part of the Holy Roman Empire, has done its part to keep this heritage alive.

After a crushing defeat in World War ii, many German leaders went underground. “The dream of German dominance did not die with Hitler,” Mr. Flurry explained in “Rising From the German Underground.” “The German business empire was planning a Nazi comeback when it saw that World War ii was lost. It’s all documented for anybody to see!”

The key for Germany’s plan to succeed is secrecy. Though some are catching on to Germany’s schemes, they are totally oblivious to its actual goals, which are exposed in Bible prophecy.

To learn more read “Germany’s Secret Deal With Russia—Exposed.”