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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
Iran faces deep crisis: GDP stagnation, currency crisis, and energy deficit - intelligence

Iran is experiencing its deepest socio-economic crisis in recent years, with projected GDP growth of only 0. 3% in 2025 and inflation exceeding 40%. This is due to a sharp reduction in oil exports caused by international sanctions and structural problems in the economy.

Economy • October 23, 02:25 PM • 4012 views
In Russia's Stavropol, at least three Russian paratroopers were "loudly" eliminated - HURVideo

On October 22, 2025, in Stavropol, near the checkpoint of military unit No. 54801, at least three servicemen of the 247th Caucasian Cossack Airborne Regiment of the Russian Armed Forces were eliminated. The operation was carried out by the HUR of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine with the support of the Caucasian Liberation Movement.

War in Ukraine • October 23, 01:02 PM • 17026 views
Kyiv residents warned of strong winds on October 24: speed to reach 20 m/s

In Kyiv, on October 24, wind gusts of 15-20 m/s are expected, and a Level I danger warning has been issued. Forecasters predict cloudy weather with no precipitation during the day, rain in the evening, with temperatures at night ranging from 8-10° and during the day from 13-15°.

Kyiv • October 23, 12:44 PM • 3757 views
Helped her cohabitant rape her own daughter: the woman will be tried, prosecutors will insist on the harshest punishment

In Kyiv Oblast, a woman will be tried for helping her cohabitant systematically rape her underage daughter. She forced the girl to remain silent and took intimate photos for the man.

Crimes and emergencies • October 23, 12:30 PM • 5693 views
Why you should avoid fish pedicures and not allow callus removal: important tips for safe manicures and pedicures

The Public Health Center has provided seven rules to reduce the risk of infection during manicures and pedicures. These tips will help avoid bacterial, fungal, and viral infections that can lead to onycholysis, warts, and nail fungus.

Health • October 23, 11:58 AM • 5021 views
Ukraine to face weather change tomorrow: forecaster predicts moderate rains and stormy winds

Tomorrow, moderate rains and strengthening winds to stormy levels are expected in Ukraine due to an atmospheric front from the northwest. The air temperature will be +12+17 degrees Celsius, up to +19 in the south, and it will get colder in the west to +9+12.

Weather and environment • October 23, 11:30 AM • 40967 views
Occupiers in Donetsk region shot civilians hiding in basements: only one woman survived

On October 20, Russian troops shot civilians in basements in the Donetsk region. A married couple, their youngest son, and a neighbor with her son were killed.

War in Ukraine • October 23, 10:26 AM • 3817 views
How Europe will use frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine: Media outlines options

European leaders are considering using frozen Russian assets to provide loans to Ukraine that may not be repaid. This move is a response to the cessation of financial support from the US and Kyiv's growing needs.

War in Ukraine • October 22, 05:43 PM • 3822 views
From the coordinating role of the prosecutor's office and staff shortages to business protection: Prosecutor General Kravchenko delivered his second open lecture to studentsVideo

Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko met with students of the Law Institute of KNEU, where issues of establishing justice were discussed. The event covered topics ranging from the coordinating role of the prosecutor's office and staff shortages to the investigation of war crimes and preparations for a Special Tribunal.

Society • October 22, 04:42 PM • 3910 views
Electricity prices for Ukrainians will remain unchanged this winter: the government extended the PSO until April 30

Electricity prices for Ukrainians will remain unchanged this winter. The government extended the PSO until April 30, 2026.

Economy • October 22, 04:19 PM • 25443 views
Russian regions on the verge of a budget crisis: Russians bought 1.94 million packages of antidepressants in September alone - intelligence

Most Russian regions had exhausted their financial reserves by September, and six constituent entities of the federation had less than one percent of their annual budget in their accounts. The total deficit of regional budgets increased to 724.8 billion rubles, and revenues fell in 26 regions.

Economy • October 22, 04:05 PM • 3556 views
Spanish police arrested a gang that stole 1,100 chairs from restaurants

Spanish police have arrested seven people who stole more than 1,100 chairs from restaurants in Madrid and its suburbs over two months. The stolen chairs, worth 60,000 euros, were resold in Spain, Morocco, and Romania.

News of the World • October 22, 03:48 PM • 3731 views
Justice served: Prosecutor General Kravchenko reacts to court's decision to arrest director Bilous

Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko reacted to the court's decision to arrest Andriy Bilous, the former artistic director of the Young Theater, who is suspected of sexual assault against female students. Kravchenko emphasized that "justice has been served" after the Pechersk District Court of Kyiv remanded Bilous in custody without the possibility of bail.

Crimes and emergencies • October 22, 02:22 PM • 2863 views
The youngest victim of Russia's night attack on Kyiv is only two years old - police

In Kyiv, two people were killed and at least 30 wounded, including five children, as a result of the night attack. The youngest victim is only two years old.

War in Ukraine • October 22, 01:58 PM • 4898 views
Massive Russian attack on Kyiv on October 22: the number of injured increased to 30

The number of people injured in the enemy attack on Kyiv has risen to 30, including five children. Nine injured people have been hospitalized, including four children, while the rest are receiving outpatient treatment. At least 10 residential buildings in six districts of the capital have been damaged.

War in Ukraine • October 22, 01:43 PM • 2787 views
Complicity in aggression against Ukraine: indictments against 12 Russian senators sent to court

The Prosecutor General's Office has sent indictments against 12 senators of the Federation Council of the Russian Federation to court. They are accused of complicity in waging an aggressive war and encroaching on the territorial integrity of Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • October 22, 01:25 PM • 2736 views
Demonstrative launch of "Yars" towards the USA - an attempt to damage Trump's image: the National Security and Defense Council reacted to Russia's "nuclear drills"

Andriy Kovalenko, head of the Center for Countering Disinformation at the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, stated that the demonstrative launch of the Yars intercontinental ballistic missile towards the United States is an information operation aimed at damaging Donald Trump's image. He noted that Russia, as a raw material appendage of China, acts with the consent of geopolitical opponents of the United States.

Politics • October 22, 12:37 PM • 4192 views
Infant's death in Rivne: nurse notified of suspicion

The nurse has been notified of suspicion of improper performance of duties, which led to the death of a two-month-old girl. The infant suffered thermal burns to 45% of her body from an unaccounted for hot water bottle in December 2022.

Crimes and emergencies • October 22, 12:11 PM • 4379 views
The number of injured in Kyiv has risen to 29 after a massive Russian attack

The head of the Kyiv City Military Administration, Tymur Tkachenko, reported that the number of injured in Kyiv has increased to 29 people, including 5 children. This happened as a result of a massive Russian attack.

War in Ukraine • October 22, 11:55 AM • 2633 views
Putin conducted a "nuclear drill": intercontinental ballistic and cruise missiles launchedVideo

Russia, under the leadership of dictator Vladimir Putin, conducted a training exercise of strategic nuclear forces, including ground, sea, and air components. Practical launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles and air-launched cruise missiles were carried out.

News of the World • October 22, 11:37 AM • 3963 views
"Forgot" about funds in bank accounts and a 5 million UAH loan from his son-in-law: the mayor of Pervomaisk was exposed for inaccurate declaration

The mayor of Pervomaisk has been notified of suspicion due to declaring inaccurate information totaling 5. 3 million hryvnias. He failed to declare 300,000 hryvnias in bank accounts and his wife's financial obligations of 5 million hryvnias.

Crimes and emergencies • October 22, 11:20 AM • 2856 views
Some houses in Kyiv are left without hot water due to night shelling: which districts were affected

In Kyiv, due to night shelling, some houses were temporarily left without hot water. Supply problems are observed in Holosiivskyi, Darnytskyi, Desnianskyi, Pecherskyi, Podilskyi, Sviatoshynskyi, and Shevchenkivskyi districts.

Kyiv • October 22, 10:34 AM • 3029 views
Russian strike on railway infrastructure: Ivano-Frankivsk - Cherkasy train reduces delay to an hour

Train No. 43/44 Ivano-Frankivsk — Cherkasy reduced its delay to one hour. This happened due to infrastructure damage, which is gradually being restored. Train No. 7035 Kyiv — Fastiv-1 is running with a delay of 1 hour and 40 minutes.

Society • October 22, 10:14 AM • 3945 views
In Odesa, 11,000 subscribers remain without electricity after enemy attacks

In Odesa, work continues to restore electricity supply after enemy attacks. Approximately 11,000 subscribers remain without power, while power has been restored for almost 9,000 consumers.

Society • October 21, 06:25 PM • 3634 views
France announced the value of jewelry stolen from the Louvre

The Louvre curator estimated the economic damage from the theft of eight pieces of jewelry from the museum last Sunday at 88 million euros. Paris prosecutor Laura Becqua expressed hope that the perpetrators would not decide to melt down the jewels.

News of the World • October 21, 05:52 PM • 10922 views
Zelenskyy announced a "good and completely new" agreement on Ukraine's defense capabilities

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced a new agreement on defense capabilities, the details of which will be released this week. This agreement is seen as part of long-term security guarantees for Ukraine.

Politics • October 21, 04:36 PM • 3018 views
Ukraine has expressed its readiness to end the war, the front line could be the beginning of diplomacy - Zelenskyy

President Zelenskyy stated Ukraine's readiness to end the war, where the front line could become the beginning of diplomacy. Russia, on the contrary, avoids diplomacy, especially after the issue of long-range capabilities for Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • October 21, 04:02 PM • 3709 views
In Prykarpattia, a drunk teacher caused a fatal accident: among the dead is a 14-year-old student, there are injuredPhoto

In Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, a 23-year-old art teacher, driving while intoxicated, crashed into a concrete support. As a result of the accident, a 14-year-old student and a 21-year-old passenger died, and three other minors were hospitalized.

Crimes and emergencies • October 21, 03:30 PM • 3538 views
"Whoever has civilian bags - immediately f*** them up": intelligence officers intercepted a Russian commander's order to destroy civiliansVideo

The GUR recorded a radio interception where the field commander of the 30th separate motorized rifle brigade ordered the destruction of civilians. The brigade is located near Pokrovsk.

War in Ukraine • October 21, 02:57 PM • 3471 views
"Working for food": in hundreds of municipalities of the Russian Federation, food expenses exceed 50% of non-cash payments - intelligence

The economic crisis in Russia is deepening, as in 220 municipalities, food expenses exceed 50% of non-cash payments. This indicates widespread poverty, where households spend almost their entire budget on basic needs.

Society • October 21, 01:53 PM • 2957 views