Drones damaged two residential buildings in a dramatic strike on Moscow after yet another barrage of Russian missiles on Kyiv killed one person and injured more than a dozen Tuesday.

Debris from missiles intercepted by Ukrainian air defenses fell in Kyiv’s central and northern districts during the morning, landing in the middle of traffic on a city road and also starting a fire on a building's roof, the Kyiv military administration said. At least one civilian was reported hurt.

A drone attack that targeted Moscow on Tuesday exposed glaring breaches in its air defenses and underlined the capital's vulnerability as more Russian soil comes under fire amid expectations of a Ukrainian counteroffensive.

Russia on Tuesday issued arrest warrants for Ukraine’s two top military commanders — hours after Moscow was hit with an unprecedented barrage of drone strikes that President Vladimir Putin described as Kyiv’s attempt to provoke and intimidate his regime.

Our answer will not be long.” Explosions echoed through the centre of Kyiv on Monday morning, hours after a heavy Russian missile and drone attack on the Ukrainian capital. Witnesses reported residents headed for shelters in metro stations as the sky above Kyiv filled with blast clouds and smoke trails in the sixteenth attack on the city this month.

At least two residential buildings in Moscow were hit by drones on Tuesday morning, the city's mayor said, adding that no one was seriously harmed.

The strikes caused damage to some buildings and forced residents to evacuate homes, local officials said Tuesday, as Kyiv was hit by the latest deadly Russian bombardment.