The war comes to Russia?

[intro music] From TRT World, I'm Enda Brady, and this is Roundtable, the podcast for in-depth analysis on the big issues impacting Europe and beyond.

Russia's war with Ukraine is entering new territory.

While the ground offensive still rages, Ukraine is sending newly designed drones deeper and deeper into Russia.

This week, Ukrainian drones destroyed a massive warehouse belonging to Russia's equivalent of Amazon in the city of Yekaterinburg, 2,000 kilometers away from Ukraine.

On Monday, another Russian refinery was targeted in Tatarstan.

But while Ukraine claims success, it's also running out of missiles that can help intercept Russia's deadly ballistic weapons.

After four and a half years of war, both sides are now inflicting unprecedented damage to each other's infrastructure and economies.

Well, joining me to discuss this from Dublin, we have the former NATO analyst and senior associate professor in warfare at the University of Bath, Patrick Bury.

From Brussels, the independent political analyst, historian, and author, Gilbert Doctorow.

And here with me in the studio, the Ukrainian journalist and staff writer at the Spectator, Svitlana Morunets.

[outro music] You're all very welcome to Roundtable.