Russian drone and missile strikes on Kyiv killed two people overnight, local authorities said Tuesday, while a Russian-installed official in annexed Crimea said a Ukrainian attack killed two people there. The attacks ended a weekend pause in strikes on each other's capitals that coincided with a renewed push by U.S. envoys to narrow differences between Moscow and Kyiv, according to the Associated Press.

At least three people have been killed in drone strikes in Horlivka, a city controlled by Russian forces. The strikes reportedly targeted a multi-storey apartment building, which Russian-installed authorities attributed to a Ukrainian drone attack.

Air raid alerts in Kyiv have reached a record high as Russia carries out round-the-clock strikes on Ukraine, the BBC reports. The near-constant warnings and attacks are disrupting daily life in the capital, with schools, businesses and public transport all struggling to operate normally amid the surge in Russian air attacks. The intensified bombardment marks a significant escalation in the pressure on the city, forcing residents to spend extended periods in shelters while essential services attempt to maintain operations.

A missile strike in Ukraine has resulted in the deaths of three individuals, as reported by Al Jazeera. The incident highlights the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, with Kyiv accusing Moscow of employing cluster munitions that disperse into smaller explosives upon detonation. This strike occurs amid reports of Russia experiencing economic difficulties related to the war.

Russian attacks have caused significant destruction across various regions of Ukraine, impacting infrastructure and civilian areas. The ongoing conflict has led to widespread damage, with reports detailing the extent of the devastation. The situation remains critical as the conflict continues to escalate, affecting the lives of many Ukrainians.

Ukraine has conducted strikes that have resulted in power outages in Sevastopol, a key city in Russian-occupied Crimea. The governor appointed by Moscow has indicated that some areas will remain without electricity until the evening.