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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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149 combat engagements took place in the frontline: the situation remains the most intense in two sectors - General Staff

There were 149 combat engagements in the frontline, with the most difficult situation in the Pokrovske and Kursk sectors. The enemy carried out 31 air strikes, used 709 kamikaze drones and fired 3,500 times.

War in Ukraine • January 4, 09:22 PM • 33068 views
Two Ukrainian paratroopers capture a whole unit of occupants

Soldiers of the 79th Air Assault Brigade captured 14 Russian soldiers after a drone attack. The paratroopers took the enemy by surprise by throwing grenades at a dugout, after which the occupiers surrendered.

War in Ukraine • January 4, 09:02 PM • 38658 views
Washington is in a state of “high threat” after the terrorist attacks

Law enforcement agencies in Washington are stepping up security due to three important events in 15 days. These include the certification of election results, Carter's funeral, and Trump's inauguration.

News of the World • January 4, 08:57 PM • 29560 views
Two Russian planes make emergency landing due to engine failure

Ural Airlines and NordStar planes made an emergency landing due to engine failure after takeoff. In the first 11 months of 2024, 208 incidents occurred with Russian aircraft, which is 30% more than in 2023.

News of the World • January 4, 08:35 PM • 35581 views
A stele destroyed by Russian shelling at the entrance to Pokrovsk is restored

A stele with the name of the city, which was destroyed by Russian shelling on January 2, has been restored in Pokrovsk. Utility workers installed a new, lighter structure in one day on January 4.

Society • January 4, 08:11 PM • 36906 views
Polish government develops evacuation plans in case of natural disasters or military threat

The Polish government is developing detailed rules for the evacuation of the population and cultural property in case of emergency. The plan envisages the allocation of 0.3% of GNP and should be ready in three months.

News of the World • January 4, 07:53 PM • 31120 views
Apple CEO to donate $1 million to Trump's inauguration - media

Tim Cook plans to personally donate $1 million to Donald Trump's inaugural committee. The inaugural committee aims to raise more than $150 million from various companies and individuals.

News of the World • January 4, 07:26 PM • 37022 views
There were 148 combat engagements in the frontline: Defense forces repel 41 attacks in Kursk region - General Staff

Over the last day, 148 combat engagements took place, of which 41 attacks were repelled in the Kursk region. The enemy launched 4 missile and 64 air strikes, using 11 missiles and 95 anti-aircraft missiles.

War in Ukraine • January 4, 07:04 AM • 31212 views
Trump chooses deputy special envoy to the Middle East

Donald Trump has selected Morgan Ortagus, a former State Department spokeswoman, to serve as deputy special envoy for peace. She will join Steve Witkoff's team to work on the Gaza peace process and the agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia.

News of the World • January 4, 06:30 AM • 34072 views
St. Petersburg's Pulkovo Airport has imposed restrictions on arrivals and departures

St. Petersburg's Pulkovo airport has restricted arrivals and departures for the second time in 24 hours. Six planes were redirected to a waiting area near Lake Ladoga due to a possible threat of a drone attack.

News of the World • January 4, 06:15 AM • 28279 views
Plus 1510 occupants and 23 artillerymen: General Staff updates data on enemy losses

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has updated the data on the losses of the Russian occupiers as of January 4. The enemy's total losses amounted to 794,760 troops, 9679 tanks and over 3000 cruise missiles were destroyed.

War in Ukraine • January 4, 05:59 AM • 43734 views
Snow and ice are expected in Ukraine: weather forecasters gave a forecast for January 4

On January 4, Ukraine is expected to experience a cold snap with snow and ice, with temperatures ranging from -3° to +2°. Traffic on the roads will be hampered by weather conditions, with winds of up to 18 m/s.

Society • January 4, 05:36 AM • 72626 views
Ukraine will be a priority for the G7 - Canada's Foreign Affairs Ministry

Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly had her first conversation with her Ukrainian counterpart after taking over the G7 presidency. She confirmed that Ukraine remains a priority for the G7.

War in Ukraine • January 4, 05:26 AM • 84357 views
One enemy missile carrier without “Kalibr” is on duty in the Black Sea

There is one Russian ship carrying Kalibr cruise missiles in the Black Sea, but without ammunition. There are 7 enemy ships in the Mediterranean, 2 of which have up to 22 Kalibr missiles on board.

War in Ukraine • January 4, 05:13 AM • 27989 views
In Germany, almost 300 thousand people signed a petition to ban fireworks

After 5 people were killed on New Year's Eve, a petition to ban fireworks gained 270,000 signatures. Chancellor Scholz plans to limit the sale of fireworks, but a complete ban is controversial among politicians.

News of the World • January 4, 04:44 AM • 33456 views
US soldier who set off Tesla explosion left a note about “wake-up call”

37-year-old Special Forces officer Matthew Leavensberger blew up a Tesla Cybertruck near a hotel in Las Vegas and was killed. In his suicide note, he called his act a “wake-up call” for the country.

News of the World • January 4, 04:18 AM • 51097 views
The US plans to sell $8 billion worth of weapons to Israel

The US State Department informs Congress of plans to sell Israel $8 billion worth of weapons. The deal includes ammunition for fighter jets, helicopters, and artillery shells.

News of the World • January 4, 03:48 AM • 30590 views
The number of shelters in Ukraine has tripled since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the number of protective structures in Ukraine has increased from 20 to 62 thousand. The requirements for the design of shelters have changed, including an increase in the minimum height to 2.5 meters.

Society • January 4, 03:25 AM • 53271 views
Russians forced children in the occupied territories to watch Putin's New Year's address - CNS

In the occupied territories of Ukraine, children are forced to watch Putin's three-minute address before the start of the festivities. The occupiers are developing a cult of the Russian dictator's personality among children.

War in Ukraine • January 4, 02:45 AM • 71533 views
The US may impose new restrictions on China's AI chips before Trump's inauguration

The Biden administration is planning to introduce new rules that will limit China's access to powerful GPUs for AI. The restrictions are aimed at controlling global chip supplies and eliminating regulatory loopholes.

News of the World • January 4, 02:34 AM • 29324 views
Border guard who facilitated smuggling of fugitives for bribes detained in Zakarpattia region

In Zakarpattia, law enforcement officers detained a border guard on receiving a bribe. In exchange for money in the amount of 2 to 5 thousand dollars, the man helped smugglers of persons liable for military service by providing them with information on the movement of border patrols and the location of video surveillance equipment in the area of his unit.

Society • January 4, 01:52 AM • 32647 views
Invaders plan to demolish 90 high-rise buildings in occupied Sieverskodonetsk - RMA

Russian invaders are planning to demolish 90 high-rise buildings in occupied Siverskodonetsk instead of the previously announced 30. The occupiers are also introducing tax breaks for residents of the “LPR” for passing the TRP standards.

Society • January 4, 01:25 AM • 63897 views
US Surgeon General calls for more active warning about the link between alcohol and cancer

Vivek Murthy is calling for cancer risk warnings to be placed on alcoholic beverage labels. Alcohol is the third leading cause of cancer in the United States, causing 20,000 deaths annually.

News of the World • January 4, 12:58 AM • 30927 views
Citizens protest in Montenegro's capital over mass murder with 12 dead

Residents of the capital of Montenegro protested the massacre, accusing the authorities of inaction. The protesters demanded the resignation of the heads of the police and the Interior Ministry because of the slow response to the tragedy.

News of the World • January 4, 12:35 AM • 52969 views
Russians plan to double the number of “Unarmy” branches in the TOT - Resistance

The occupiers intend to double the number of “Unarmy” centers in the TOT by 2025. Russia also plans to expand the network of the First Movement and the Warrior military centers to recruit Ukrainian teenagers.

Society • January 4, 12:21 AM • 45494 views
10 days before inauguration, Trump will be sentenced in the case of payments to a porn star

Judge Juan Merchant rejected a motion to overturn the verdict in the case of payments to the porn star, but hinted at avoiding imprisonment. Trump was found guilty of 34 counts of falsifying documents.

News of the World • January 3, 11:57 PM • 27494 views
“We are not a Russian rag": people protest against Prime Minister Fico in Slovakia

In Bratislava, 4,000 people protested against Prime Minister Fico's pro-Russian policies. Protesters with EU flags accused Fico of “treason” and called on him to “go to Moscow.

News of the World • January 3, 11:26 PM • 28010 views
Italian Prime Minister calls Musk a “brilliant man” despite recent scandals surrounding him

George Meloni called Elon Musk a “brilliant man” and “a great personality of our time. ” The Italian prime minister criticized those who changed their attitude to the billionaire because of his position.

News of the World • January 3, 11:18 PM • 25321 views
US approves sale of light torpedoes to Saudi Arabia

The US State Department has approved the sale of 20 light torpedoes and related equipment to Saudi Arabia. The contractor will be the American company RTX Corporation, with the deal worth $78.5 million.

News of the World • January 3, 10:50 PM • 25268 views
Future decisions of the House of Representatives could play a crucial role in establishing peace in Ukraine: Zelenskiy congratulates Johnson on re-election

The President of Ukraine congratulated Mike Johnson on his re-election as Speaker of the U. S. House of Representatives. Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of the House's future decisions for establishing lasting peace in Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • January 3, 10:26 PM • 48650 views