What I fear in the long term is that if Russia ultimately does take control of Kyiv or all of Ukraine or most of Ukraine, and we wake up every morning and continue to see thousands upon thousands of civilians killed and all these tragic stories, there will be a moment where we decide we have to.
Kinzinger expresses concern about the consequences of inaction regarding Russia's potential control over Ukraine.
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