KOTY, Ukraine—The Russian missiles that slammed into a Ukrainian military facility four miles from the village of Koty, Ukraine, on March 13 lit the morning sky red and sent smoke billowing to the clouds. As the village church bells rang in alarm, the windows of the farmhouses trembled, barn doors swung open, and terrified locals ran to their basements. At the training facility, formally known as the Yaroviv International Peacekeeping and Security Centre, soldiers and volunteers ran for cover amid the chaos as missiles battered the barracks, over and over, where some 300 men slept hours earlier. Thirty-five people died in the attack and 134 were injured, according to Yaroviv Gov. Maksym Kozytskyy. “Shortly after 6 am, the first missiles hit the base. And then chaos. Everybody ran for the woods. It was terribly chaotic. There was no command structure. Some people were running around, others were screaming. It was …