comment: >
  
  It was a ceasefire because they ran out of shells and needed to wait for more to arrive. Probably.
context: When will Putin die? >
  
  In a few months probably.  Based on the fact that he's already shitting himself, he's near the end.  I say this based on people I know who died of cancer. >
  
  He was walking around at church yesterday. 
  He's not that sick. >
  
  The person I know could still walk for months.  Only the last few days were in bed. >
  
  It's not just being bedbound; it's being out and about and looking perfectly healthy while ostensibly in the end stages of cancer. >
  
  Putin is a billionaire.  He can make himself look any way he wants.  His minions will prepare everything, put makeup on him, and do whatever it takes. >
  
  It's difficult to end something that never began. >
  
  "We're really doing it this time guys! Better give up while we're still on our way' >
  
  This reminds me of how the British navy was "on its way" to the Falklands for like 10 months. >
  
  Lol, literally no one believed it.
  What a joke. >
  
  Um…what ceasefire? They were words only. >
  
  Well Putin also went to a church for Christmas and had an awkward scene where some priest did a ritual and he looked bored.  Merry Christmas. >
  
  Russia is a joke. >
  
  Ever been there? Its beautiful,  people are lovely, I really enjoyed my stay there.. calling a whole people a "joke" says a lot more about you than them. >
  
  I think he’s clearly referring to the people in charge of these decisions as a joke.
  But hey arguing semantics over a country who’s government is committing genocide says a lot more about you then this guy . >
  
  Lol right. Context clues should show that they're obviously not talking about Russia as a whole 💀 goofy >
  
  By "press ahead", Russia means flee faster. >
  
  They aren't fleeing though. They have resorted to throwing bodies at the Ukrainians in hopes they get bored of killing them. 
  Russia pressing ahead with their special dying en masse operation. >
  
  They are fleeing if given the chance. That's why they had 700 soldiers in one barracks because if they split them up into a heap of small groups they end up losing a few. >
  
  By not fleeing I also include being unable to.