Joseph Stalin was wrong about most things, but he was spot on in allegedly saying that “The death of one man is a tragedy, the death of millions is a statistic.” The Russo-Ukrainian War provides ample evidence of the truth of Stalin’s remark. We were shocked when the first Russian missiles struck Ukrainian cities. We were more shocked when Russian missiles hit an infirmary and a theater serving as a hideout for scores of children — in Mariupol, a city that was subsequently leveled. We were still more shocked when the Ukrainian armed forces uncovered mass graves in several towns north of Kyiv. Bucha, one of those towns, even became emblematic of Russian atrocities and therefore became a
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