I mean, this is kinda just quibbling bro. I don't think anyone really cares if Ukraine is a model democracy or not. I was just making the point that the current government has popular support, so you can't detach its views of Russia from the views of Ukrainian voters so casually.
I will agree that the 2014 Yatsenyuk government was essentially formed in a coup, but again, who cares really. It doesn't bear much relevance to the positions of the current government beyond some recent historical context. You said Ukraine was "anti-Russia" and I disagree.
I strongly disagree about the government being obliged to surrender. The primary, by far most important role of government, is national defense. The government is obliged to mobilise the country for total war if necessary and resist for as long as it has the capacity to do so.
What kind of fucking government orders its people to lay down their arms and accept occupation? Maybe when the fight is well and truly lost but right now the Ukrainian armed forces are very much still operational and in control of most of the country. Give it a few months at least.