Only because they stopped Patton's 3rd Army by cutting off his fuel supply, so Stalin would go to Berlin first as promised in Yalta.
They have also stopped Patton from knocking out Germany already in 1944 by sabotaging him in France twice, and previously sidelined or removed him from command repeatedly too.
Later they also killed him for a good measure.
The following day Patton arrived at the pontoon bridge his engineers had constructed over the Rhine. He made his way halfway across the bridge before suddenly halting. “I’ve been looking forward to this for a long time,” Patton said as he unzipped his fly and urinated into the river while an Army photographer recorded the moment for posterity. When he reached the other side of the river, Patton pretended to stumble, imitating William the Conqueror, who famously fell on his face when landing in England but transformed the bad omen into a propitious one by leaping to his feet with a handful of English soil, claiming it portended his complete possession of the country. Patton similarly arose, clutching two handfuls of German earth in his fingers, and exclaimed, “Thus, William the Conqueror!” That evening Patton sent a communiqué to General Eisenhower: “Dear SHAEF [Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force], I have just pissed into the Rhine River. For God’s sake, send some gasoline.”
Only because they stopped Patton's 3rd Army by cutting off his fuel supply, so Stalin would go to Berlin first as promised in Yalta.
They have also stopped Patton from knocking out Germany already in 1944 by sabotaging him in France twice, and previously sidelined or removed him from command repeatedly too.
Later they also killed him for a good measure.