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  Can't trust anything the russians say
context: If russia honored their deals then Ukraine wouldn't have been invaded twice. 
  No point in trusting offers from a country that never honors any deals they make. >
  
  Russia: No! No! No! It was only a trick every other time. >
  
  Who does Russia think Ukraine is, Charlie Brown? >
  
  "It's a trap" meme. >
  
  Not much of a trick when we know exactly how this will play out:
  
  
  Ukraine accepts ceasefire and sticks to it. Russia launches a massive attack with impunity, while gloating about the fools that believed them on national TV;
  
  
  Ukraine accepts ceasefire, but responds to Russia's inevitable attack during the ceasefire. Russia whines loudly about how evil Ukraine has violated the ceasefire and must be punished.
  
  
  Ukraine tells Russia to go fuck itself with the ceasefire offer given the history of Russia blatantly violating such deals a gazillion times since 2014, and the inanity of asking for a ceasefire while retreating in the midst of an invasion that eight countries officially recognize genocidal. Russia makes a sad face and cries "why u no want peace", calls Ukraine a warmonger, and has the usual audience of brain-dead morons point fingers at Ukraine, NATO, the EU, etc.
  
  
  Out of these three options, the third one is the only sane choice, because Russia will accuse Ukraine of warmongering while invading it in any case.
  No concessions to Russia, no appeasement, no ceasefire, and no peace talks until the last Russian soldier leaves Ukrainian land (pre-2014 borders).
  Anything else is just buying Putin's regime time at the expense of Ukrainian (and Russian) lives.
  If you care about either Russia or Ukraine, or simply value human lives, the only thing you'd want to give Russia today is ammunition — delivered straight from Ukrainian barrels.
  Slava Ukraini, and may peace be with all us soon. >
  
  D; Ukraine accepts and actually honors the ceasefire, but Russia blows up some of its emptied out hangars and blames it on Ukraine for not wanting piece.
   
  Either case, Ukraine's best option is to reject the truce. >
  
  Of course it is. >
  
  It's just a prank bro! Stop kicking my ass! >
  
  Russia: hehe >
  
  Ukraine also says water makes things wet. >
  
  Yeah,yeah. We know it's a trick...