System.Windows.Forms.Timer.Stop clarification

[kirsan31]

In the remarks section of the docs we have this note:

Calling Stop on any Timer within a Windows Forms application can cause messages from other Timer components in the application to be processed immediately, because all Timer components operate on the main application thread. If you have two Timer components, one set to 700 milliseconds and one set to 500 milliseconds, and you call Stop on the first Timer, your application may receive an event callback for the second component first.

Can any one to clarify on this? Why does the call to Stop() need to fire the event at all? 🤷‍♂️
I can not understand what is written here and could not find an explanation for this (not in Google, not in code, not in practice) :(