At least 30 people were injured Saturday when a Russian strike hit a passenger train at a railway station in the city of Shostka in Ukraine's northeastern Sumy region, reported the Interfax-Ukraine news agency.

Oksana Tarasyuk, acting head of the Shostka District Military Administration, said that the Kiev-Shostka train caught fire in the attack, adding that all injured passengers were taken to hospitals.

An emergency response center was established in Shostka following the attack.

Moscow has yet to respond to the attack.