No, that's definitely false.

In Germany, there where only 245 recorded murders in the year 2020. Bear in mind, that's the entire sample and doesn't break down by race. The rate of murders has also declined since the 2000s (i.e 454 people were murdered that year).

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1045508/number-of-murders-in-germany/

In just one month of fighting in Mariupol, it's estimated 20,000 are dead in civilians alone. There's also military members on both sides to consider.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/joewalsh/2022/04/11/over-10000-mariupol-residents-have-died-mayor-says-and-death-toll-could-double/?sh=24df4f4d1b4d

So no, it's retarded to think more people are dying a day in a European country that's currently at peace, then what Russia has done to Ukraine so far.

And if NATO didn't exist and Russia basically tried to invade the rest of Europe, then the death toll would mirror WW2 levels of destruction.

Edit: And deaths aren't just everything. Invading another country has clearly lead to a refugee crisis, millions are forced to flee their homes or live in bomb shelters, entire cities are leveled and have to wait to be rebuilt after the war, sanctions are unilaterally applied and disrupt economies.