Russia must be made to pay for its war — here’s how

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When one of the authors was young, on a sunny day in Mariupol, Ukraine, the square in front of the Mariupol Drama Theater building was filled with families. Today, the family members are all dead, injured, or refugees. The building is in ruins, along with other facilities, bridges, roads, electrical and water lines, and much of the infrastructure of a once prosperous modern state.

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