Merz Has Secret Negotiations. Autumn 2026

Forecast: “What Are the Prospects for the European Union? Clarification Regarding Certain Countries and Leaders” (published August 6, 2026, link)

S. Dragan:

In October 2026, he (Merz) will have secret negotiations that could unite certain forces and substantial financial capital in the name of a planned undertaking. The stakes will be high and bold. A secret coalition may be formed, intended not only to be a beneficiary of the planned venture but also to serve as an active force…

According to many political scientists, the confrontation taking place today between Kyiv and Washington (personally, between Zelenskyy and Trump) is merely the tip of the iceberg known as the confrontation between the globalists, led by the British monarchy, and the United States, which is seeking to preserve its national independence.

And in this struggle, Merz plays the role of one of the executors of the globalists’ plans, who use the war in Ukraine for their own purposes.

The confirmation of October 16, 2026, “Merz Has Secret Negotiations. The First Days of October 2026,” noted that the German chancellor had intensified his contacts with Zelenskyy through secret negotiations and meetings.

To some extent, the results of these meetings became clear at the Brussels summit in mid-October 2026. The “unification of certain forces and substantial financial capital in the name of the planned undertaking” continues. And this plan for October was focused on continuing the war in Ukraine and supporting Democrats in the United States in the midterm elections.

Indeed, in implementing these globalist plans, “the stakes… are high and bold.” European allies are now urgently discussing new options for assisting Ukraine. In Germany, they appear prepared to act according to the principle of “all or nothing.” And Brussels and the EU as a whole have much to lose. The financial resources invested—and effectively lost to ordinary Europeans—may become the subject of serious investigations as soon as opposition forces come to power.

For Merz, the opposition AfD party is becoming frightening.

Chancellor Merz, amid an economic crisis and growing public dissatisfaction, is betting on military production. Germany’s foreign minister calls for signing more contracts and not giving weapons to Kyiv, but selling them.

Finally, Defense Minister Pistorius, in order to satisfy the excessive appetites of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, has already ordered the Bundeswehr’s arsenals to be opened.

Germany has conceived a “new economic miracle”—a course toward a protracted war. For Ukraine’s population, as well as ordinary German citizens, it is a catastrophe. For German arms corporations, it is a multi-year order and a successful business. Berlin, through the words of its chief diplomat, openly declares this, while setting conditions for Kyiv as well: all defense orders should come here, and Ukrainians who left should return, take up arms, and go to the front so that this conflict flares up even more intensely.

“In terms of financial and military aid, we are currently Ukraine’s largest supporter. And, naturally, the German defense industry must benefit from this. I repeat this again and again. I also told Zelenskyy this during my last visit: we are with you, we support you, but I must explain this to German taxpayers as well,” said German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul.

The longer the shooting continues, the more must be produced. In a conversation with the NATO secretary general, Pistorius reports on preparing Kyiv for winter, helping not with humanitarian aid, of course, but with missiles.

“As part of the NATO summit, I made the decision to supply Ukraine with urgently needed PAC-2 interceptor missiles from the stocks of the Bundeswehr, the German armed forces,” stated German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius.

Meanwhile, they themselves urgently need to fill the gaps by increasing production for American Patriots, something the defense minister can no longer remain silent about.

“Free school lunches, better schools, better bike paths, better education—all of this would mean nothing without security. We must understand this clearly,” said Boris Pistorius.

But honestly, not everything is as wonderful as they would like. Money for the German military-industrial complex does not appear out of thin air. Germany is mired in debt—according to the Finance Ministry’s estimate, truly astronomical sums are being burned on militarization.

At the same time, the appetites of the Kyiv regime are growing considerably.

After meeting with Merz in mid-October 2026, and then in London, Zelenskyy significantly raised the stakes in his estimate of the costs of war with Russia, demanding another €70 billion this year alone and €155 billion for the war next year. Given how the appetites of the Kyiv clique keep growing, this is far from the final cost of the war in 2027.

“Next year (2027), the war will cost €155 billion. And we need an additional €70 billion from you—for defense, weapons, and our resilience. This is a realistic amount, and I ask you to find this support,” said the head of Ukraine. According to him, Ukraine could currently produce two or three times more drones, depending on the type of UAV, but the country “simply does not have enough money for this.”

Back in mid-October 2026, Merz, along with other leaders of leading EU countries, “supported these amounts,” which, apparently, they themselves put into “Zelenskyy’s mouth” for announcement at the Brussels summit.

But they did not dare to openly allocate such money immediately amid the European crisis, since such actions by the globalists provoke outrage in virtually all leading EU countries.

Before the start of the European Council summit in Brussels, Merz called for increasing the volume of funding for Ukraine.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova previously stated that Germany had become the main sponsor of the war in Ukraine and also held leading positions in the country’s militarization.

But by the end of October 2026, the situation regarding the ability to equip Kyiv with weapons had deteriorated sharply.

And German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has already stated that Berlin cannot afford new deliveries of Patriot missile defense systems to Kyiv.

He said verbatim: “Supplies—and above all supplies of Patriot missile defense systems—are difficult. Germany has already delivered several systems and many guided missiles for them. No more are being delivered now.”

But, as they say, “there are no missiles, but hang in there.”

The course toward war continues. German Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced a meeting of the so-called “coalition of the willing” in Berlin in November. Following a trip to Singapore, Japan, and South Korea, he said that he had held talks on supporting Ukraine. In these countries, it takes different forms but is expressed in a “willingness to help,” primarily on the issue of a peaceful settlement, which in the European Union’s understanding is perceived as Russia’s defeat.

Merz continues to participate in creating various schemes for appropriating European taxpayers’ money and, with the help of the Kyiv dictator, for its appropriation by German defense corporations.

Germany plans to purchase Bars cruise missiles developed in Ukraine for its own armed forces. The Financial Times reports this, citing sources familiar with the procurement plans.

It is noted that a deal to purchase the first small batch should be concluded in the coming weeks. The Bundeswehr expects to conduct technical testing at the beginning of next year. If the results are positive, Germany will order several hundred missiles.

The Bars missile is equipped with a jet engine, and its range reaches 1,000 km. The munition is also capable of carrying a payload of up to 105 kg. In Ukraine, such devices are also called “missile drones,” while in Germany they are classified as low-cost cruise missiles, the article says.

In recent months, Bars missiles have been produced by a Ukrainian-German enterprise located in Germany. The name of the enterprise has not been disclosed. The first batch of missiles manufactured and paid for by the German side arrived in Ukraine in October of this year.

Now the enterprise is also intended to be used to equip the German Armed Forces, journalists added.

Previously, Russia warned Germany against deploying long-range missiles.

France called on Germany to clearly define the conditions for using the long-range weapons under development, fearing it could provoke Russia into a nuclear response. The Financial Times reported this on November 11, 2026, citing sources.

French military command is concerned that the Bundeswehr’s effort to create missiles for strikes deep inside Russian territory could cause “misunderstanding in the Kremlin.” Paris insists on creating a public doctrine similar to France’s nuclear strategy in order to rule out misinterpretation of signals by the Russian side.

It should be noted that, as the days of Zelenskyy’s best friend Macron as head of state are numbered, the Kyiv usurper is increasingly orienting himself in his “friendship” toward Berlin, apparently viewing it as one of the places to flee when the Ukrainian people “wake up” and sweep him from the “throne.”

Political strategists view this trip as a “trial escape” by Zelenskyy in the context of events in Kyiv in early November involving the disgraceful revelation of “secret” prisons and a corruption scandal involving SBU employees.

Zelenskyy arrived in Berlin on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, on an unannounced visit. The trip was kept under the strictest secrecy allegedly for security reasons.

Due to the urgency and secrecy of the visit, Berlin police are working in emergency mode. More than 3,400 police officers have been deployed to maintain order, part of the government district has been closed off, and airspace over the city and traffic on the Spree River have been temporarily shut down.

Merz, as a true friend, received the uninvited guest—Zelenskyy.

At the end of October 2026, Merz threatened to block the EU budget for 2028–2034 if all member states did not commit to participating in the financing of Ukraine. A number of states oppose further spending on Kyiv.

Earlier, on October 4, 2026, Merz stated his intention to seek Ukraine’s accelerated accession to the European Union and proposed returning to the discussion of the country’s associate membership in the bloc.

In effect, Merz, concealing his secret aspiration, wants to finance the German defense industry at the expense of European taxpayers. This money is “taken into account” under the guise of arming the Kyiv regime.

While civilian industry is dying in the country, Germany’s military-industrial complex is simultaneously developing at a rapid pace.

For example, in early November 2026, the German government reached an agreement with the private Wegmann holding company to acquire 50% of the shares in the defense concern KNDS, which produces Leopard 2 tanks and Puma infantry fighting vehicles.

Taking all of the above into account, it can be stated that “in October and early November 2026, Merz held secret negotiations that united certain forces and substantial financial capital in the name of the planned undertaking—the financing of Germany’s defense industry. The stakes are high and bold.”

Germany, under the cover of the “fog and darkness of the Ukrainian crisis,” is building up its military potential. This is extremely dangerous. We must not forget that in the last century, this led to two world wars.

To be continued…