Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., expressed her concern on Tuesday that Poland could be the next country invaded by Russia.
"There is concern that [Poland] could be next over time," Mace told Newsmax.
Appearing on "Spicer & Co." Mace added that for now, though, "looking at this particular invasion by Russia, and the way the Ukrainian people are fighting back, [Russian President] Vladimir Putin wasn't expecting this."
"When he invaded Georgia in 2008, they rolled over in 12 days. When he invaded Crimea, it was about a month and six days. With Ukraine, there's no end in sight here."
The congresswoman's comments come in light of Ukraine claiming on Tuesday that they have retaken control of a strategically important town outside of Kyiv amid a weeklong Russian onslaught.
According to Fox Business on Tuesday, protesters in Poland have been disrupting the flow of goods on the Belarus border in an effort to halt trade with Russia. The protesters argue that if the trucks cross the border into Russia's ally Belarus, they will generate trade, which, in turn, will generate money for Russia to keep attacking Ukraine.
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