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Antonina Tumanova

Education: Institute of Journalism - Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. She has a degree in journalism. She interned at the First National TV channel, as well as in the publications Stolitsa and Kafa (Crimea). Since 2006, she has been working with various Boryspil-based publications, such as Rynok Boryspil, Vesti, Forum-Express, Terminal, and Trudova Slava. From 2007 to 2008, she was the deputy editor of the newspaper "23 Century". In March 2010, she joined the team of Ukrainian National News. She works as an editorial director and specializes in politics, sports and culture.
Author's articles
In the Kyiv region, police have opened proceedings over water pollution and the deaths of fish

In the village of Petropavlivska Borshchahivka, dead fish were found in a body of water. Police have opened criminal proceedings over a violation of the rules for the protection of waters.

Crimes and emergencies • August 11, 06:16 PM • 4057 views
Putin is preparing to mobilize hundreds of thousands of Russians after the elections, while Ukraine is set to complicate Russia’s plans — Zelenskyy

Zelenskyy reported that Putin plans to quickly mobilize hundreds of thousands of Russians after the elections. Ukraine is preparing to complicate the implementation of these plans.

War in Ukraine • August 11, 05:59 PM • 5116 views
Drone strike on oil facility in western Libya causes massive fire

On Tuesday, firefighters in western Libya battled a fire after a drone strike on an oil facility. The attacks continued, hitting a power plant and an oil refinery, while an officer was killed in Benghazi.

News of the World • August 11, 05:47 PM • 5361 views
In Polish social media, every second comment about Ukrainians is hostile in nature – analysis

An analysis by Res Futura showed that in July, half of the comments about Ukrainians in Poland were hostile in nature. Support for Ukrainians increased from 0.6% to 6%, mainly among people over 45.

News of the World • August 11, 05:30 PM • 3988 views
Magyar announced a government meeting at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant due to the Danube's low water level

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced a cabinet meeting at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant. Decisions will be made on investments to address problems caused by the low water level in the Danube.

News of the World • August 11, 05:15 PM • 3753 views
U.S. officials warn of rising oil and gasoline prices due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz

The U. S. Energy Information Administration raised its forecast for Brent prices to $87 per barrel for 2026 due to restrictions on transit through the Strait of Hormuz. Retail gasoline prices are projected to rise to $3.78 per gallon, contrasting with Trump's statement that the strait is open.

Economy • August 11, 05:02 PM • 4701 views
Trump said that Putin "released" the U.S. Marine and "wanted nothing in return"Photo

Trump said that Putin released the former U. S. Marine on humanitarian grounds without an exchange. Gilman is headed to a military\r\nhospital in Texas for treatment.

News of the World • August 11, 04:39 PM • 5377 views
Mass fish die-off: samples and specimens have been collected in the Kyiv region for testing, and the delivery of drinking water has been arranged

Experts collected water and fish samples for testing and organized the collection of dead fish. The cause was a wastewater leak into the bodies of water of the Borshchahivska community, which has already been eliminated.

Society • August 11, 04:14 PM • 5352 views
Svyrydenko will be appointed head of "Naftogaz"; the votes on the supervisory board have already been secured — MP

Former Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko will be appointed head of NJSC "Naftogaz. " The decision has been made, and the votes on the supervisory board have been secured.

Economy • August 11, 04:00 PM • 40380 views
A fire in the Rivne region caused localized air pollution; the level is not critical

In the village of Varkovychi, increased concentrations of pollutants were recorded after a fire at an enterprise; the levels are not critical. In other settlements, no exceedances of the maximum permissible levels were detected.

Society • August 11, 03:47 PM • 4088 views
Putin pardoned former U.S. Marine Robert Gilman — media

Russia pardoned the 32-year-old American on humanitarian grounds after four years in prison. He is headed to a military hospital in Texas for treatment.

News of the World • August 11, 03:29 PM • 4885 views
Missile strike on the outskirts of Kharkiv: two injured, one in serious condition

The Russian army launched a missile strike on the Pisochyn community, as a result of which two men suffered blast injuries, one in serious condition. Another man has an acute stress reaction; the strike hit the premises of a civilian enterprise.

War in Ukraine • August 11, 03:17 PM • 4348 views
The World Curling Federation has extended the suspension of Russians until the end of 2026

The World Curling Board has extended the suspension of adult Russian athletes from international competitions until the end of 2026, taking into account IOC recommendations. The Russian Curling Federation is challenging this decision at the CAS.

Sports • August 11, 03:02 PM • 3334 views
In the Czech Republic, the water level in the Elbe is approaching a historic low

In the Czech Republic, drought has caused water levels in most rivers to fall to extremely low levels, while small streams have dried up. Due to the shallowing of the Orlík Reservoir, the remains of a 1929 hydroelectric power plant have been exposed.

News of the World • August 11, 02:51 PM • 5663 views
In France, three nuclear reactors were shut down due to an influx of jellyfish

In Gravelines, France, three nuclear reactors were shut down due to an influx of jellyfish, while another is operating with restrictions. Operator EDF reported that the animals are interfering with operations, but there is no threat to safety.

News of the World • August 11, 02:33 PM • 4496 views
Law enforcement officers are investigating the possible involvement of former Defense Minister Fedorov’s adviser in the procurement of drones at inflated prices

Investigators are examining the involvement of former Defense Minister Giorgi Tskhakaya’s adviser in concluding drone contracts at inflated prices.

War in Ukraine • August 11, 02:18 PM • 5194 views
Ukraine has stopped reporting the number of missiles launched by Russia during attacks — Bloomberg

Ukraine has stopped reporting the number of Russian missiles due to security measures. Kyiv needs more interceptors from allies, especially Patriots.

War in Ukraine • August 11, 02:05 PM • 8078 views
Occupiers struck Sumy with four aerial bombs: one civilian killed, 20 houses damagedPhoto

The Russian army attacked Sumy's civilian infrastructure with guided aerial bombs. A man was killed, and about 20 private homes were damaged.

Society • August 11, 01:47 PM • 7837 views
Romanian nuclear power plant prepares to shut down its second power unit due to the low water level of the Danube — media

Romania’s Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant has begun preparations to shut down its second power unit due to critically low water levels in the Danube. The authorities plan to offset the electricity shortfall through imports and domestic sources.

News of the World • August 11, 01:12 PM • 3736 views
An environmental disaster has been recorded in the Kyiv region: approximately three tonnes of fish have died

A mass fish die-off occurred in the water bodies of the Borshchahivka community in the Kyiv region, with approximately three tonnes of fish dying. The likely cause is a leak of wastewater from a facility in Kyiv through the stormwater sewer system.

Society • August 11, 12:57 PM • 2680 views
Kosovo voiced a protest as Serbia considers the possibility of changing the course of a river

Acting President of Kosovo Albulena Haxhiu expressed concern over the possible diversion of the Ibar River, calling it a threat to water and energy security. Serbian President Vučić confirmed the intentions, citing domestic legislation.

News of the World • August 11, 12:49 PM • 3376 views
In Sumy, a 30-year-old rescue worker was trapped under rubble after a Russian attack; doctors were unable to save himPhoto

In the morning in Sumy, structures collapsed while a fire was being extinguished after a Russian UAV strike, and 30-year-old shift commander Oleksii Stoliarenko was injured under a slab. Doctors were unable to save him; he left behind a wife and daughter.

War in Ukraine • August 11, 12:35 PM • 3369 views
Part of Odesa and the region is receiving electricity through temporary schemes; emergency power outages are being forced.

Following Russia's massive attack on the night of August 9, repairs are ongoing in Odesa, and 2,600 households in the Peresyp district are without electricity. Due to the heat, emergency outages are being implemented, and residents are urged to consume electricity sparingly.

Society • August 11, 12:15 PM • 3906 views
Canada has imposed sanctions on “Streit Group,” which supplies military equipment to Russia’s National Guard

Canada has imposed sanctions on the defense company Streit Group for supplying products to Russia’s military-industrial complex. The company manufactures armored vehicles used by Russia’s National Guard in the war against Ukraine.

Politics • August 10, 08:15 PM • 3270 views
A powerful earthquake in Colombia has claimed the lives of at least 111 people

At least 111 people were killed and another 87 injured in a magnitude 7. 4 earthquake in Colombia. Sixty-one buildings collapsed, and 1,575 homes were damaged.

News of the World • August 10, 07:45 PM • 3121 views
There were 170 combat engagements, and the enemy launched 6,300 drones — General Staff on the situation at the front

Over the past day, there were 170 combat engagements; the enemy carried out 59 airstrikes and dropped 180 guided aerial bombs. The most active fighting is ongoing in the Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka directions.

War in Ukraine • August 10, 07:19 PM • 3061 views
Russian aviation attacked critical infrastructure in Kherson, causing disruptions to electricity and water supplies in the city

The enemy attacked Kherson’s critical infrastructure from the air. Disruptions to electricity and water supplies are being observed throughout the city, with three districts partially without power.

War in Ukraine • August 10, 07:04 PM • 3675 views
Trump said he would demand compensation from Iran for the conflict

Trump said he is demanding compensation from Iran for those killed, while Tehran links the opening of the Strait of Hormuz to payments for damages caused by the war. He instructed that this issue be included in all future negotiations.

News of the World • August 10, 06:41 PM • 6196 views
The Russian Federation continues attacks on the frontline areas of Zaporizhzhia: several settlements have been left without power, and internet access has partially disappeared

As a result of enemy strikes, a residential building was damaged and three settlements in the Bilenkivska community were left without power, while another was partially affected. Energy workers will begin restoration when the security situation allows.

War in Ukraine • August 10, 06:26 PM • 4165 views
Zelenskyy responded to the earthquake in Colombia and called on the world to help

The President of Ukraine expressed full support and solidarity with the people of Colombia and everyone affected by this blow.

Politics • August 10, 06:00 PM • 14872 views