Two years ago, Russia invaded Ukraine. It anticipated rapidly overthrowing the Ukrainian government, but the brave Ukrainians had other ideas. Russia subsequently decided that it would rather destroy the country than allow it to exist independently. Since then, it has launched thousands of missiles, drones, and ballistic rockets at civilian infrastructure. It has starved, beaten, castrated, and murdered Ukrainian prisoners of war. In places like Bucha and elsewhere, it has tortured, raped, and murdered Ukrainian citizens. Marking the second anniversary, Ukraine’s new commander-in-chief, Genera…