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Alona Utkina

She graduated from Odesa National University named after I.I. Mechnikov in 2012 with a degree in Psychology. For some time, she worked in her specialty at the Ministry of Internal Affairs Institute, after which she decided to change her field of work to something she enjoyed more and got her first job as a journalist at an Odesa regional newspaper in 2016. After that, she worked in the city's news agencies. In 2020, she moved to Kyiv, where she worked on the television social project "Speak Ukraine" and collaborated with news Telegram channels, including "Trukha." She specializes mainly in socio-economic issues, culture, medicine, and psychology.
Author's articles
Russian strike on Poltava: among the dead are two military personnel from the TCC and two servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

As a result of the morning attack by Russian drones on Poltava, at least two military personnel and two servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were killed. In total, 10 people were injured, including two military personnel from the TCC.

Society • July 3, 08:56 AM • 1711 views
Record layoffs: Microsoft cuts nearly 10,000 employees amid AI adoption

Microsoft is cutting about 9,000 jobs worldwide, which is less than 4% of its workforce. This comes amid the company's record profits and the massive adoption of generative artificial intelligence.

News of the World • July 3, 08:52 AM • 1395 views
Explosion in Zhytomyr region: number of injured increased to 82 people, including 4 children

The explosion in Zhytomyr region on July 2 led to the death of two people and the injury of 82, including four children. About a hundred houses were damaged, a quarter of which were completely destroyed.

Society • July 3, 08:15 AM • 2208 views
Brad Pitt warns young actors not to star in superhero movies or join franchises

Actor Brad Pitt urged young Hollywood stars to avoid roles in superhero movies and franchises, as this can lead to burnout. He shared this opinion during the "New Heights" podcast, noting that there was no such pressure when he started his career.

News of the World • July 3, 08:05 AM • 2277 views
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Explosion in Zhytomyr region: violation of safety rules at agricultural enterprise considered probable cause

An explosion at an industrial production warehouse, linked to agribusiness, occurred due to a violation of safety rules during the storage of substances. As a result of the incident in the village of Berezyna, Zhytomyr region, two people died, 24 were injured, and the blast wave damaged nearby houses.

Society • July 3, 06:58 AM • 106443 views
Jury partially acquitted Diddy: human trafficking and racketeering charges dropped

A federal jury in Manhattan acquitted Sean "Diddy" Combs of charges of sex trafficking and racketeering, but found him guilty of an episode related to prostitution. The verdict on the racketeering conspiracy count is postponed until tomorrow, July 3.

News of the World • July 2, 03:13 PM • 1554 views
Star Trek: Enterprise star Peter-Henry Schroeder dies at 90

Actor Peter-Henry Schroeder, known for his role as gunner Peter-Henry in the series "Star Trek: Enterprise", died in June at the age of 90 in Florida. The cause of death is unknown, the funeral will be held in Los Angeles with military honors.

News of the World • July 2, 02:57 PM • 195684 views
Pedro Pascal made his first public appearance after the Rowling controversy and found himself at the center of fan attention

Actor Pedro Pascal, who called J. K. Rowling a "miserable failure," made his first public appearance at the press preview of the musical "Evita" at the London Palladium. He was warmly received by fans, despite criticism from the author of "Harry Potter."

UNN Lite • July 2, 02:39 PM • 139137 views
Supreme Court overturned the decision to ban the "Nash Krai" party

The Supreme Court of Ukraine satisfied the appeal of the "Nash Krai" party, overturning the decision to ban it. The new court ruling came into force and is not subject to appeal, denying the Ministry of Justice's claim.

Society • July 2, 12:47 PM • 1061 views
Communication with Russia for transferring letters and parcels to prisoners of war is maintained, but there are manipulations - Ombudsman

Ukraine maintains communication with the Russian ombudswoman, which has allowed thousands of letters and parcels to be delivered to Ukrainian prisoners of war. However, the Russian side uses these transfers for psychological pressure and manipulation, not always delivering the contents in full.

Society • July 2, 12:00 PM • 1337 views
Venislavskyi: restrictions on arms supplies from the USA are a painful decision for Ukraine, but there is still a chance to "straighten it out"

The USA is restricting the supply of certain types of weapons to Ukraine, which is a painful and incomprehensible step for Kyiv amid massive Russian attacks. The Ukrainian side expects further negotiations to resolve the situation.

Politics • July 2, 10:22 AM • 1454 views
There will be no mass mobilization of those under 25, and there is no ban on education for men yet - Venislavskyi

People's Deputy Venislavskyi confirmed the absence of changes in the mobilization of citizens under 25 and restrictions on education for men over 25. The increasing number of students and graduate students indicates a possible use of education to avoid mobilization.

Society • July 2, 09:50 AM • 1533 views
In six months: Venislavsky explained when Ukraine will be able to legally use anti-personnel mines

Ukraine will be able to legally use anti-personnel mines six months after the President's decree on the enactment of the NSDC decision. This is due to Ukraine's withdrawal from the Ottawa Convention, which prohibits their use.

War in Ukraine • July 2, 09:14 AM • 1840 views
The Shalimov Center spoke about the most effective treatment for malignant liver tumors

In malignant liver tumors, preoperative embolization can stimulate the growth of a healthy lobe, reducing the risk of complications. This makes radical surgery safe, providing a chance even for "hopeless" patients.

Society • July 2, 08:48 AM • 1248 views
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"Don't provoke Putin": political scientist explained what dictates the US decision to reduce arms supplies to Ukraine

Political scientist Oleh Lisny explains that the reduction of arms supplies to Ukraine by the United States may have political motives, namely avoiding escalation with Russia. According to him, this could be a dangerous sign. The White House confirmed the cessation of supplies of some types of weapons, citing low levels of its own military reserves.

Politics • July 2, 08:30 AM • 56665 views
Villa of legendary couturier Lagerfeld near Paris sold for 4.7 million euros

The late Karl Lagerfeld's villa near Paris was sold for 4. 7 million euros at an auction using the traditional "candle" method. The two-hectare estate, acquired by a real estate company, includes three buildings, a swimming pool, and a tennis court.

News of the World • July 2, 07:53 AM • 146489 views
Freedom From Fear To Speak Day and World UFO Day: what else is celebrated on July 2

Today, July 2, Ukraine celebrates the Day of the State Tax Service Worker and International Sports Journalist Day. The world also celebrates World Porcupine Day, World UFO Day, and Freedom From Fear To Speak Day.

Society • July 2, 03:00 AM • 2118 views
“The wind remains gusty, the heat will get closer”: weather forecast for July 2 in Ukraine

On July 2, Ukraine expects a comfortable air temperature of +19-29 degrees without precipitation. In Kyiv, the temperature will be around +24 degrees, with only isolated thunderstorms predicted in the Left Bank.

Weather and environment • July 1, 03:40 PM • 59047 views
Russia has lost over 30 Su-34 aircraft during the war in Ukraine - British intelligence

During the full-scale invasion, Russia lost over 135 aircraft, including 30 Su-34 fighter-bombers. This Su-34 model plays a key role in daily combat sorties along the front line.

War in Ukraine • July 1, 03:14 PM • 2482 views
Prosecution asks High Anti-Corruption Court to suspend Chernyshov from office for two months

The prosecution wants to suspend Vice Prime Minister Oleksiy Chernyshov from office for two months on suspicion of bribery. The defense denies the allegations, citing a negative impact on the ministry's work.

Politics • July 1, 03:08 PM • 1415 views
Euro exchange rate rises again: new historical high of UAH 49.40

The official exchange rate of the euro against the hryvnia on July 2 will reach UAH 49. 40/euro, which is a record figure. This devalues the hryvnia by 42 kopecks compared to the previous day.

Economy • July 1, 02:34 PM • 1312 views
Updating security laws as well as law and order in the context of pension reform: the Ministry of Internal Affairs announced the changes

Deputy Interior Minister Oleksiy Sergeyev has announced an update to the Criminal Procedure Code. The Ministry plans to strengthen security services and intensify cooperation with the EU.

Society • July 1, 01:55 PM • 1169 views
In Kyiv, the car of veteran Victoria Dvoretska was shot at: the bullet flew 15 cm from her son

An unknown cyclist opened fire with a pneumatic weapon on the car of veteran Viktoria Dvoretska, in which her son was present, piercing the glass a few centimeters from the child seat. The police quickly identified the attacker, but he faces only an administrative fine.

Crimes and emergencies • July 1, 01:26 PM • 1663 views
Ministers will see citizens' complaints in "Diia" - Fedorov

In the "Diia" application, it became possible to leave voice and text complaints about the work of state bodies. Responsible ministers will promptly see these reviews, which will contribute to increasing transparency.

Society • July 1, 11:03 AM • 1305 views
US canceled Bob Vylan's visas due to scandalous antisemitic slogans at a concert

The US State Department canceled the visas of the band Bob Vylan due to calls for "death to the Israel Defense Forces" at the Glastonbury Festival. This decision contradicts American values, stated Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau.

News of the World • July 1, 10:47 AM • 104883 views
Thai Prime Minister temporarily suspended due to phone call leak scandal

Thailand's Constitutional Court has temporarily suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra over a conversation in which she criticized a military official. Deputy Prime Minister Suriya Jungrungruangkit will serve as acting head of government.

News of the World • July 1, 10:32 AM • 2064 views
The "Fast & Furious" finale promises three pleasant surprises from Vin Diesel, including the return of Brian O'Conner

The final Fast & Furious film, scheduled for April 2027, will bring audiences back to Los Angeles, revive street racing, and reunite Dominic Toretto with Brian O'Conner. Vin Diesel put these conditions to Universal Pictures for the creation of the concluding chapter.

Culture • July 1, 09:20 AM • 2673 views
Magnetic storms in July: On July 2 and 3, weather-sensitive people should prepare

In July 2025, moderate geomagnetic disturbances are predicted, specifically on July 2 and 3, which may affect the well-being of weather-sensitive people. The Kp index will reach up to 5, which corresponds to a magnetic storm.

Health • July 1, 08:34 AM • 3073 views
Syrskyi banned the gathering of personnel and tent camps at training grounds and training centers

The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has prohibited the gathering of personnel, equipment, and the accommodation of fighters in tent camps at training grounds. This will increase safety from air strikes and will be supplemented by longer military training.

Society • July 1, 08:22 AM • 1372 views
The term of basic general training in the Armed Forces of Ukraine will be increased to 51 days - Syrskyi

Basic training in the Armed Forces of Ukraine will be extended to 51 days, adding training on countering enemy UAVs. Training centers are improving shelters, and Major General Ihor Skybiuk will be responsible for training.

Society • July 1, 08:03 AM • 1297 views