That is just nonsense, JW.
Truth be told; I have a cousin who is a Jehovah's Witness, and from time to time, he will send me text messages (he is dodging phone conversations) from JW.org pertaining to WTS teachings and in this case, Biblical prophecy (relating to Russia's invasion of Ukraine).
He sent a video from JW.org, and in the video, it is stated that Russia's invasion of Ukraine is the fulfillment of the Daniel 11 prophecy.
But if you actually READ Daniel 11, it is obvious that it has nothing to do with Russia's invasion of Ukraine...and when I pointed it out to him, like
"Cuz, did you read Daniel 11? Can you explain to me how does that relate to Russian's invasion of Ukraine?"
Instead of elaborating on the Daniel 11 point, he instead called my attention to Matt 24:3-31, which is pretty much the Jehovah's Witnesses
default answer to "end times"....it is like, when it doubt, go to Matt 24.
Anytime there is a
brewing war anywhere in the world, Jehovah's Witnesses will say "See, that is what Jesus spoke about in Matt 24, we are in the end times!! Be ready!!"
And that is simply nonsense.
What had happened was, a lot of witnesses do not read the Bible in full context, they only read the excerpts that they are
spoon fed from the organization.
I think my cousin, when prompted to actually READ Daniel 11, saw that it clearly had nothing to do with current events...so he dropped Daniel 11 and went to Matt 24, because Matt 24 is
so vague (about wars/rumors of wars) that it can apply to current events and will have a beginner (the average person the JW may encounter) dive right in to the presentation from the Jehovah's Witness that a "prophecy" is being fulfilled.
The problem is, I am no beginner and those kind of bait/switch tactics do not work on me.
But to the
average person that JW's encounter, they may not be as well versed/equipped on Christian theology and don't have any foundation of Biblical
hermeneutics to stand on in order to be able to decipher the good stuff from the bad stuff.
Which is very..unfortunate.
I told my cousin straight up; "Your camp doesn't have a good track record on Biblical prophecy".
Sad, but true.