European Union’s foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas condemned Russia’s most recent attack on Sloviansk, during which two guided aerial bombs (KABs) were dropped on the city, prompting Ukrainian prosecutors to open a war crime investigation. She deemed the strike as Russia’s deliberate target on civilians, rather than striking them by accident. The EU will summon Russia’s envoy over the strike, she announced on X on Friday, adding that she will propose additional sanctions targeting Russia’s military-industrial complex.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. “The strike on Latvia’s Honorary Consulate in Sloviansk underscores Moscow’s utter disregard for international law,” Kallas said. “Latvia has our full support,” she continued. The strike on Latvia’s consulate came as NATO intelligence authorities increasingly warned of possible threats from Russia, including hybrid attacks on the Eastern flank. Third massive strike on Sloviansk in less than a day During the course of Friday, Russia killed at least five people and injured nine others. Alongside damaging and destroying homes, businesses, and private vehicles, Russia struck the Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Latvia. Ukraine’s Prosecutor General’s Office reported opening a pre-trial investigation into the attack as a suspected war crime under Part 2 of Article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. Most recently, Ukraine’s State Emergency Service (DSNS) said that Russia has conducted a third massive attack on Sloviansk in less than a day, injuring 16 people, including a child.