In Russia, US ceasefire offer is seen as a 'trap'

Maybe there will be a ceasefire. But the Russians will use that time to rearm and attack us again,

Kristina says

I think that we won't get back what Russians took,

says Katrin

But you saw what happened. Trump negotiates, and that same evening, the Russians attack us harder than ever,

Kristina says

We are living in a time of change. I would [like to be living in other] times, but unfortunately I [am] living right now,

the anonymous MP said

No matter what people say, in the army, people are still ready to destroy the enemy — it's just all running on enthusiasm now,

the anonymous soldier explains, suggesting that morale among frontline troops remains intact despite diplomatic setbacks and fears for the future

I don’t want my city [Mykolaiv] to end up under Russian occupation just because Trump and Putin decided so,

she says

Konstantin Kosachevrussian parliamentarian

Russia is advancing (in Ukraine), and therefore it will be different with Russia,

said Konstantin Kosachev, chairman of the international affairs committee of the Federation Council, the upper house of Russia's parliament, in a post on Telegram