At least three people were killed after Russian missiles targeted regions across Ukraine overnight, Ukrainian authorities said on Tuesday.

Ukraine's Air Force said Russia launched 28 cruise missiles of various types, 16 of which were intercepted by air defenses. 

Ihor Polishchuk, mayor of the northwestern city of Lutsk, reported the three fatalities and said three others were injured, adding that an industrial enterprise was hit.

In the central Dnipropetrovsk region, at least two people were wounded after an industrial enterprise caught fire and a sports facility was destroyed following a Russian missile strike, according to Serhii Lysak, head of the region's military administration. 

Two people were injured, he added.

In nearby Cherkasy, Russian missiles hit a medical facility, a private enterprise, and water and heat supply networks in the town of Smila, according to Ihor Taburets, head of the local military administration.

There were no casualties, Taburets said.

It comes after more than a hundred apartments were damaged overnight by missile fragments in the western region of Lviv.

Andriy Yermak, head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, called the attacks a "reminder to us and our partners that we need even more sanctions to stop the Russian military-industrial complex." 

"If missiles are flying, then tougher sanctions must be imposed. If Ukrainians are dying, Russia must be isolated. And it is also necessary to deprive the enemy of the ability to launch these missiles; it must be demilitarized," Yermak wrote on Telegram.