A RUSSIAN rocket attack on a Ukrainian train station has killed 22 people and injured dozens more, according to Ukraine. At least five victims burned to death in a vehicle during the heinous attack in the eastern town of Chaplyne that also killed an 11-year-old boy, Kyiv said. ReutersA Russian rocket has killed 22 people at a train station in eastern Ukraine[/caption] ReutersThe covered body of an 11-year-old boy who was killed by a Russian military strike in Chaplyne[/caption] Not known, clear with picture deskThe attack happened shortly before President Zelensky addressed the UN[/caption] Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told a UN Security Council meeting that at least 50 people were injured in the strike. Moscow is yet to comment and has repeatedly denied targeting civilian infrastructure. President Zelensky made the announcement half-way through the meeting after finding out moments before he was to address the Council. He said: “This is how Russia prepared for the UN Security council meeting. MORE ON THE WAR IN UKRAINE VISA CLAMPDOWN Ben Wallace backs toughening visa rules for Russians but not an outright ban ON SHOW Russian tourist in speedos reveals location of Putin's weapons in holiday snap “Four passenger carriages are on fire now… the number of fatalities could increase.” The despicable attack comes as US and Ukrainian officials warned of brutal strikes during the country’s Independence Day in retaliation for the suspected killing of far-right figure Darya Dugin earlier this week. President Zelensky said Mad Vlad‘s forces “may try to do something particularly nasty, something particularly cruel” including the possibility of missile strikes and “provocations” during Independence Day celebrations. It comes as attacks on civilian targets show no signs of slowing down. Most read in The Sun send help Celebrity SAS Who Dares Wins line-up revealed from EastEnders to Strictly stars girls just wanna have sun Emily Atack soaks up the sun with her sis on girlie beach holiday FLIGHT YEARS I've travelled for 40 years - the £8.99 item I swear by no matter where I go GUN HORROR Drug dealer who burst into tragic Olivia's home before botched 'hit' is pictured GREAT WHITE CLIFFS Families flee Kent beach in terror as huge 'shark' circles near kids CON ARTIST West Ham plot Gallagher bid as they battle Newcastle and Palace for Chelsea ace In April, 50 people were killed and more than 100 injured after a Russian missile with “for the children” scrawled on the side blitzed a Ukrainian train station. Horror pictures showed bodies strewn across the ground beside abandoned luggage at Kramatorsk railway station in eastern Ukraine amid reports the site has been blasted by Russian troops. The state railway company said two Russian rockets struck the station, which was being used to evacuate civilians from areas under bombardment by Vladimir Putin’s forces. At least 50 people were killed and over 100 were wounded, it’s reported, as shocking footage shows smoke billowing from the scene. In the same month, a pre-dawn barrage of five cruise missiles blasted Lviv, hitting buildings near a railway line in the evacuation hub, killing seven people and injuring eight others. Three also died in Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second largest city, as indiscriminate Grad missiles pounded people’s homes and a shell fell on a children’s playground, killing a man and a woman. Chilling CCTV footage also showed Russian troops slaughtering two Ukrainian civilians in clod blood as they walked away thinking they had been freed. The footage from a motorhome dealership outside Kyiv show how the evil soldiers shot the owner and a guard in the back following a short conversation. The killings – which have been branded “a possible war crime” – took place on March 16 when Russia made an initial attempt to take the city. The heart-breaking footage shared with CNN shows how the meeting between the invaders and civilians at The Camper Group dealership on the main E40 into Kyiv appears calm. Read More on The Sun JUDI'S TEARS Loose Women star Judi Love breaks down in tears and starts sobbing live on air PARK AND CHIDE My cheeky neighbour blocks my drive - I think she has a secret plan The Times reported the soldiers were apparently frisking the men for cigarettes. But moments after going their separate ways, the cowardly Russian soldiers turn around and hide behind a wall. ReutersA man reacts after his 11 years old son was killed by a Russian military strike[/caption]