The Bohodukhiv Dairy Plant suspended operations following an attack by Russian drones
Bogodukhiv Dairy Plant LLC in the Kharkiv region has suspended production indefinitely following yet another attack by Russian drones, which caused significant damage to the facility.
According to plant director Dmytro Murashkin, the damage is critical to the production process, so it is currently impossible to resume operations.
He noted that this is not the first Russian strike on the plant. According to him, Russian troops are systematically attempting to halt or paralyze the plant’s operations.
As a result of the attack, a production hall was destroyed and equipment was significantly damaged. At the same time, according to preliminary data, no one was injured.
The Bohodukhiv Dairy Plant has been in operation since 1969 and has operated as Bohodukhiv Dairy Plant LLC since 2010. The company specializes in milk processing and the production of butter, hard and processed cheeses, sour milk cheese, cheese products, and spreads. Its products are marketed under the Milker, “Ukrainske,” “Ulyublene,” “Bohodukhivske Sonetchko,” and “Kozatska Vechera” brands.
According to the results for 2025, the company’s revenue grew by 29.6% compared to the previous year, reaching 1.154 billion UAH, while net profit increased by 18.3% to 9.42 million UAH.
Interfax-Ukraine reported this, citing local media.
As a reminder, during the U.S. Senate’s consideration of a bill to strengthen sanctions against Russia, Senator Jean Shaheen showed a photograph of the Philip Morris factory in Kharkiv, which was damaged by a Russian strike.
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