A warehouse of the Roshen company, owned by former president Petro Poroshenko, was destroyed following attacks by Russian missiles and drones.

On the night of February 7, Ukraine was hit by a massive wave of missile and drone attacks from Russia, significantly affecting the country's infrastructure. One of the most affected targets was a warehouse of the Roshen company, one of the largest candy producers in Ukraine, owned by former president Petro Poroshenko. The attack involved over 400 drones and approximately 40 missiles, primarily targeting the energy network and production facilities.

Deputy Oleksii Goncearenko confirmed that the Roshen warehouse was hit, causing a large-scale fire. This is not the first attack on Roshen facilities, a similar incident occurred on January 24, when a production unit was severely damaged, resulting in loss of human lives. Petro Poroshenko, known as "the chocolate king," played a significant role in Ukrainian politics, managing the first phase of the conflict with Russia and promoting Ukraine's European integration.