Zelensky says war is "returning" to Russia after Moscow drone attack

• "Ukraine is getting stronger," he added. "Gradually, the war is returning to the territory of Russia — to its symbolic centers and military bases, and this is an inevitable, natural and absolutely fair process."

Meanwhile, a spokesperson for Ukraine's Air Force said the drones were intended to impact Russians who felt Putin's invasion was distant, per the Kyiv Times.

• "There's always something flying in Russia, as well as in Moscow," Yurii Ihnat added. "Now the war is affecting those who were not concerned."

Zoom in: Russian officials said there were no injuries in the early Sunday attacks, but two drones caused minor damage to office buildings. They said a third was shot down in the air.

• Ukrainian officials have not claimed responsibility for the strikes.

Zoom out: Ukrainian officials said after the Kremlin accused Kyiv of launching drone strikes in Moscow and Crimea last week that they planned to use more drones as part of a major counteroffensive designed to oust Russian troops from their territory.