100 days of Russian aggression but Ukraine fights on

KYIV, Ukraine – When I first arrived in Ukraine on January 23, the skies were gray and the weather cold. In the depths of winter, it snows in Kyiv almost every day and the sidewalks are treacherously icy. At the small coffee kiosk, little more than a hole in the wall, a young barista whipped up hot lattes and said she wasn’t worried about the prospect of war.  She was far from alone.  

Despite tens of thousands of Russian troops and artillery gathering at the border for what Moscow called military exercises,...