But right now, on the largest scale in eight decades, we really are enmeshed in a battle of good versus evil.
belatedly branded Putin a"war criminal," he wasn’t exaggerating. These crimes have become so pathetically commonplace that one fades into the next.
The shelling of apartment buildings, from a man who mouths reassurances that he isn’t targeting civilians, is awful. But there’s more. Dropping a giant explosive on a theater where children are being sheltered is unconscionable. But there’s more. If you think this doesn’t happen without marching orders from the top, you don’t know how Russia works.In not a single instance has the Kremlin claimed a mistake or issued an apology. Zelenskyy says Russia is operating as a terror state, and he is right.
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