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Olga Rozgon

Education: Interregional Academy of Personnel Management. She has a law degree in the financial sector. She also took journalism courses. From 2007 to 2021, she worked as an announcer and presenter on radio and television. From 2021 to 2022, she was the editor of the Bukvy magazine. She has been working as an editor at UNN since 2023. She specializes in international news and socio-economic issues.
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Customs officers confiscated over 14,000 stamps with Nazi symbols at the border with PolandPhotoVideo

At the border with Poland, customs officers discovered 14,487 postage stamps with Nazi symbols hidden among clothes. The estimated value of the seized items is over 1.5 million hryvnias.

Society • November 10, 10:35 AM • 10156 views
Former South Korean President accused of attempting to provoke North Korea

South Korea's special prosecutor has filed additional charges against former President Yoon Suk-yeol for abuse of power and aiding an enemy state. Yoon allegedly attempted to provoke a military conflict between South and North Korea to declare martial law.

News of the World • November 10, 09:22 AM • 6105 views
Was about to set up a tripwire with an F-1 grenade in Kharkiv city park: FSB agent detainedPhoto

The SBU detained an FSB agent who tried to plant an F-1 grenade in a Kharkiv park. The perpetrator, recruited through his wife, also planned to make an improvised explosive device for an explosion in the city center.

Crimes and emergencies • November 10, 08:41 AM • 8991 views
Average salary in the trade sector increased by a third: in which regions do Ukrainians receive over UAH 80,000 per month?Photo

The average salary in the trade sector in Ukraine in 2024 reached UAH 11,379, which is a third more than last year. The leader in remuneration is — GoodWine with over UAH 82,000, while some companies, such as Express-Apteka, increased salaries sixfold.

Economy • November 10, 07:44 AM • 6471 views
Over 600 deaths recorded in Russia's Central Military District due to chaos, unsanitary conditions, and drugs – GUR

Between 2024 and 2025, over six hundred Russian servicemen from the Central District died from alcoholism, drugs, suicides, and unsanitary conditions. These figures indicate a serious moral crisis in the Russian army.

News of the World • November 10, 07:16 AM • 6272 views
5 films about prehistoric culture: what to watch this weekendVideo

UNN offers a selection of 5 films about prehistoric culture, covering events from 480 BC to 2022. Among them are "300 Spartans", "Troy", "The First King of Rome", "Gods of Egypt" and "The Northman", which can be watched in your free time.

Society • November 7, 05:00 PM • 242466 views
Ukraine and Norway extended the "transport visa-free regime" until the end of 2027

Ukraine and Norway have agreed to extend the "transport visa-free regime" until the end of 2027. This will allow Ukrainian carriers to transport goods without special permits, contributing to business development and Ukraine's integration into the European transport area.

Economy • November 7, 12:54 PM • 2362 views
"Mobilized" almost 100,000 people for the war against Ukraine: Moscow Mayor Sobyanin заочно notified of suspicion

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin has been заочно notified of suspicion of aiding and abetting an aggressive war against Ukraine. He provided Russian troops with human and material resources, organized the mobilization of 100,000 servicemen, and facilitated the construction of fortifications.

War in Ukraine • November 7, 12:11 PM • 3488 views
Storing medicines during power outages: what you need to know

The Ministry of Health has provided recommendations for storing medicines during power outages. It is important to observe temperature regimes, use thermal containers, and check your first aid kit supplies in advance.

Society • November 7, 11:09 AM • 3566 views
A network of 14 fraudulent call centers that defrauded Ukrainians and foreigners has been liquidatedPhoto

Prosecutors from the Prosecutor General's Office liquidated a network of 14 fraudulent call centers that, under the guise of investment platforms, extorted money from citizens of Ukraine, the EU, and Asia. Over 800 units of computer equipment and almost 500 mobile phones were seized.

Society • November 7, 10:23 AM • 4535 views
Enemy attacks caused changes in train traffic in eastern Ukraine: what is known

As a result of the enemy's night attack on Zaporizhzhia, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kharkiv regions, railway infrastructure was damaged. This led to changes in routes and delays of a number of trains, particularly in the eastern direction.

Society • November 7, 08:40 AM • 3864 views
Ukrainians buy more new cars, businesses buy less: sales leaders announced

In October, Ukrainians purchased almost 7,800 new passenger cars, 71% of which were for private use. Sales in the private segment increased by 60%, while corporate purchases decreased by 5%.

Economy • November 7, 08:34 AM • 2615 views
Fraudsters exposed in Kyiv who promised "laser weapon" against drones for UAH 3.2 millionPhoto

Prosecutors reported suspicion to two men who fraudulently seized UAH 3. 2 million from an American volunteer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. They pretended to be developing a "laser weapon" to destroy enemy drones.

Society • November 7, 08:16 AM • 3093 views
In Kyiv, a detainee in a pre-trial detention center threatened another inmate and demanded UAH 150,000 from him; he has been notified of suspicion

A detainee in a Kyiv pre-trial detention center is suspected of extorting UAH 150,000 from another inmate. He threatened violence, and his actions were documented by law enforcement officers.

Crimes and emergencies • November 4, 11:16 AM • 2943 views
UAH 3.7 million overpayment: former head of Lvivgaz served with notice of suspicion

The former head of Lvivgaz artificially inflated gas tariffs, causing utility companies to overpay by almost UAH 3. 7 million. The investigation found that he falsified calculation data and could dispose of the funds at his own discretion.

Economy • November 4, 10:39 AM • 3163 views
Man raped and molested foster girls for years: case of foster father from Kherson region sent to court

In the Kherson region, a foster father of a family-type orphanage will be tried for systematic rape and molestation of foster girls. He is also accused of possessing child pornography.

Society • November 4, 09:22 AM • 3363 views
In Kyiv, a patient died during plastic surgery, the surgeon was notified of suspicionPhoto

A plastic surgeon in Kyiv was notified of suspicion after the death of a 28-year-old patient during buttock surgery. The investigation found an overdose of anesthetic and violations of treatment protocols.

Health • November 4, 09:03 AM • 13140 views
The abbot of Sviatohirsk Lavra, Metropolitan Arseniy, has been notified of a new suspicion – he has been re-detained.

Metropolitan Arseniy has been notified of a new suspicion of justifying Russian aggression and glorifying its participants. The court has again chosen a pre-trial measure for him – detention.

Society • November 4, 08:29 AM • 2777 views
US sanctions reduced the number of buyers of Russian oil in China – Bloomberg

Chinese refineries are reducing purchases of Russian oil due to sanctions from the US and its allies. This applies to both state-owned giants and private firms, leading to a drop in ESPO prices.

Economy • November 3, 03:57 PM • 3742 views
Over the past day, assault units advanced in the area of the Dobropillia salient - Syrskyi

Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi announced the advance of the Defense Forces in the area of the Dobropillia salient. This forces Russia to disperse its forces, making it impossible to concentrate efforts near Pokrovsk.

War in Ukraine • November 3, 03:20 PM • 3596 views
Russia uses Mangush meat processing plant as a morgue for those killed from the Pokrovsk direction - ATESH

Russian troops have turned the Mangush meat processing plant into a temporary storage facility for the bodies of those killed from the Pokrovsk direction. Russia's morgue system and logistics cannot cope with the load due to massive losses.

Society • November 3, 12:47 PM • 4300 views
Sandu calls on EU to ensure "clarity and interest" in Moldova's European integration process

Moldovan President Maia Sandu called on the EU to ensure clarity and interest in the country's European integration process. This is necessary to prevent Moldova's accession from being stalled due to Hungary blocking accession talks with Ukraine.

Politics • November 1, 12:45 PM • 5396 views
Estonian PM condemns Latvian Saeima's decision to withdraw from Istanbul Convention

Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal condemned Latvia's withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention, calling it a move in the wrong direction. He emphasized the importance of the convention in combating domestic violence.

Politics • November 1, 12:29 PM • 5101 views
Variable cloudiness and dry weather, fogs in places: weather forecast for November 2

Variable cloudiness without precipitation is expected in Ukraine. Fogs are predicted at night and in the morning, with daytime temperatures reaching 11-16°, and up to 18° in Zakarpattia, Prykarpattia, and the south of Odesa region.

Weather and environment • November 1, 11:49 AM • 4721 views
New Moldovan government led by Alexandru Munteanu sworn in

The Moldovan government, led by Alexandru Munteanu, was sworn in in the presence of President Maia Sandu and Speaker Igor Grosu. The head of state called on the new cabinet to focus on efficiency and continued reforms.

Politics • November 1, 11:02 AM • 20302 views
Michael Jackson's estate secretly paid $2.5 million in harassment case - FT

Michael Jackson's estate secretly paid $2. 5 million to five plaintiffs who accused the singer of sexual abuse. This payment completed a settlement initiated in 2020 for $16.5 million.

News of the World • November 1, 10:40 AM • 4557 views
Russian economy shows systemic decline - intelligence

The Russian economy is entering a phase where official statistics no longer conceal the scale of problems, losing its ability to generate profits in traditionally strong sectors. The net profit of enterprises for the first eight months of 2025 decreased by 8.3%, and the share of problem borrowers among legal entities reached 23%.

Economy • November 1, 10:09 AM • 5369 views
Occupiers in Crimea are felling forests under the guise of "vineyards" - Resistance

The occupiers are massively felling oaks and hornbeams in Verkhniosadove near Sevastopol, changing the status of the land to "agricultural". Local residents suspect the sale of timber and elite development, rather than vineyards.

Society • November 1, 09:42 AM • 4080 views
Spain acknowledges conquistadors' guilt for crimes against Mexico's indigenous population

Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares stated that his country recognizes the suffering and injustice brought upon the indigenous peoples of Mexico by the conquistadors. This is the first time a Spanish government official has expressed remorse for the actions of the conquerors.

News of the World • November 1, 09:20 AM • 4277 views
EU creates new system for rapid deployment of troops and equipment - CPD

On November 19, the European Commission will present proposals to transform the EU's transport system into a military artery. This will ensure the rapid deployment of weapons and personnel in the event of a military threat.

Politics • November 1, 09:07 AM • 19133 views