Russo-Ukraine War: Ukraine says multiple railway stations struck by Russian fire
Reports of missile attacks also emerged from Lviv in the west and Vinnytsia, southwest of Ukraine.
Five railway stations in central and western Ukraine have been hit by missile strikes, according to Ukrainian sources, including the head of the country's railways, Olexandr Kamishin.
"Russian forces are systematically destroying the infrastructure of our railways,'' he wrote on his Telegram channel.
He said trains were being forced to alter routes and schedules for security reasons.
There were no reports of injuries.
Reports of missile attacks also emerged from Lviv in the west and Vinnytsia, southwest of Ukraine.