Ukraine has fired its first set of US-supplied long range missile at a target inside Russian territory, just a day after the US granted permission for their use.  

Russia's defence ministry says five missiles were shot down and another was damaged, with its fragments causing a fire at a military facility in the Bryansk region. 

Russia security expert Dmitry Gorenburg says he's not expecting a massive response from Russia.  

He told Ryan Bridge they will play the waiting game.  

Gorenburg says they're waiting for Donald Trump to take over from Joe Biden to get more concessions. 

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Ukraine has fired its first set of US-supplied long range missile at a target inside Russian territory, just a day after the US granted permission for their use. &nbsp;
Russia's defence ministry says five missiles were shot down and another was damaged, with its fragments causing a fire at a military facility in the Bryansk region.&nbsp;
Russia security expert Dmitry Gorenburg says he's not expecting a massive response from Russia. &nbsp;
He told Ryan Bridge they will play the waiting game. &nbsp;
Gorenburg says they're waiting for Donald Trump to take over from Joe Biden to get more concessions.&nbsp;
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Dmitry Gorenburg: Russia security expert on Russia's likely response to Ukraine's first long range missile attack

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