Nobel peace laureate says bombing Russia is only way to survive

In his speech at this month’s BRICS summit in Russia, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres politely urged President Vladimir Putin to help bring about a “just peace” between his nation and Ukraine. Ukrainians around the world rolled their eyes, accustomed to international navel-gazing about how to finally end the three-year invasion. Such kinds of empty posturing have convinced 2022 Noble Peace Prize winner Oleksandra Matviichuk that peace can only arrive in Eastern Europe when long-range ballistic missiles start exploding deep in Russian territory. “Russia has never been punished, and that...