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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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Pentagon confirms Ramstein meeting in January and names its purpose

The 25th meeting of the Contact Group on Ukraine's Defense will take place in January in Germany. Participants will focus on practical steps to strengthen Ukraine's defense capabilities.

War in Ukraine • January 3, 10:15 PM • 40092 views
Russian troops attacked Korabelny district of Kherson: a civilian was wounded

Russian occupation forces shelled Korabelny district of Kherson around 20:00. As a result of the attack, a 56-year-old local resident sustained a mine-blast injury and a back injury.

Society • January 3, 09:55 PM • 29850 views
Almost 83 thousand Ukrainian citizens have been granted temporary protection in Austria

Deputy Prime Minister Oleksiy Chernyshov met with the Austrian Ambassador to Ukraine to discuss support for Ukrainian communities abroad. A working trip to Austria is planned to discuss the needs of Ukrainians and present new initiatives.

Society • January 3, 09:31 PM • 33514 views
Rescuers complete rubble removal in Pechersk district of Kyiv

Rescuers have completed the rubble removal of a residential building in Kyiv's Pechersk district after the January 1 Russian attack. They removed 850 tons of debris and rescued 4 people, 2 dead and 4 injured.

War in Ukraine • January 3, 09:19 PM • 41064 views
Finnish court upholds detention of 'shadow fleet' tanker that damaged cables

A Finnish court has rejected a petition to release the Eagle S tanker from the “shadow fleet” that damaged energy and communication cables. The Cook Islands-flagged vessel is suspected of serious crimes.

News of the World • January 3, 09:07 PM • 26711 views
Ukraine's General Staff: 138 combat engagements took place in the frontline: the most intense in the Pokrovske and Kursk sectors

There were 138 combat engagements in the frontline, most of them in the Pokrovske and Kursk sectors. The occupants carried out 5 missile and 45 air strikes, and used 847 kamikaze drones.

War in Ukraine • January 3, 08:45 PM • 31241 views
Ukraine and the UK discussed the conclusion of a bilateral agreement on strengthening partnership

The fifth round of negotiations between Ukraine and the United Kingdom on a deepening partnership agreement was held. The draft document is at the final stage of approval.

War in Ukraine • January 3, 08:34 PM • 38160 views
The number of asylum applications in Germany fell by 30 percent in 2024

In 2024, the number of asylum applications in Germany decreased by 30% compared to the previous year, to 230 thousand. This is one of the highest figures in the country's history after the Yugoslav wars and the 2015-2016 migration crisis.

News of the World • January 3, 08:21 PM • 30540 views
5 most anticipated movie premieres that you can't miss in the near future: what to watch

Five anticipated films of different genres will be released in the near future. These include biographical films about Robbie Williams and Bob Dylan, a horror film called The Wolfman, a thriller about the 1972 Olympics, and a drama about restaurant workers.

Society • January 3, 05:46 PM • 106143 views
Cold snap to come to Ukraine: weather forecasters give forecast for January 3

A cold snap with sleet and rain is expected in Ukraine, with ice cover in some places. Temperatures will range from -3° to +10°, southwest wind with a shift to northwest at 7-12 m/s.

Society • January 3, 06:06 AM • 31272 views
Plus 1080 Russian occupants and 14 armored vehicles: General Staff updates data on enemy losses

Over the past 24 hours, the Russian army lost 1,080 soldiers and 14 armored vehicles in Ukraine. The total losses of the Russian army since the beginning of the war have reached about 79,250 people.

War in Ukraine • January 3, 05:43 AM • 105356 views
Venezuelan police announce $100,000 reward for opposition leader Gonzalez

The Venezuelan authorities have announced a reward for information on the whereabouts of Edmundo Gonzalez, who insists on winning the election. The opposition leader is in Spain and promises to return to take the presidential oath.

News of the World • January 3, 05:33 AM • 27299 views
Truck driver killed in Kyiv region by shrapnel of a “shahed”

A truck driver was killed and four people were injured in a drone attack in Kyiv region. Among the wounded is a 16-year-old teenager who was hospitalized in a children's hospital.

War in Ukraine • January 3, 05:23 AM • 50945 views
Half a ton of space debris fell on a village in Kenya

A metal hoop with a diameter of 2. 4 meters fell from a rocket upper stage in a Kenyan village. Local residents are demanding compensation for damaged trees and bushes, and experts warn of a growing problem of space debris.

News of the World • January 3, 05:12 AM • 44301 views
In the Black Sea, the enemy has one “caliber” carrier without missiles

There is one Russian ship carrying Kalibr cruise missiles in the Black Sea, but without ammunition. There are 8 Russian ships in the Mediterranean, 3 of which have up to 26 Kalibr missiles on board.

War in Ukraine • January 3, 04:52 AM • 27428 views
Russians open another youth propaganda center in occupied Makiivka

In Makiivka, the Russians have set up a youth center to prepare Ukrainians for service in the Russian Armed Forces. The occupiers are teaching how to fly drones and taking children to Russia to enter universities.

Society • January 3, 04:24 AM • 78701 views
For the first time in nine years, Tesla announced a drop in sales

Tesla reported a decline in annual sales in 2024 to 1. 79 million vehicles compared to 1.81 million in 2023. The decline is attributed to increased competition from Chinese and European manufacturers.

News of the World • January 3, 04:11 AM • 29291 views
As a result of an enemy attack on Kyiv, UAV wreckage falls in Holosiivskyi district

Wreckage of enemy UAVs has fallen in the Holosiivskyi district of Kyiv as a result of the attack. According to the KCMA and Mayor Klitschko, no fire broke out, and the crash site is being examined by the relevant services.

War in Ukraine • January 3, 04:00 AM • 64117 views
Collage from Zelensky worth 2,400 thousand dollars: Biden family unveils gift declaration

The US State Department has released a declaration of gifts to the Biden family from world leaders. The most expensive was a $20,000 diamond from the Indian prime minister, and a $2.4,000 collage from Zelenskyy.

Politics • January 3, 03:33 AM • 122022 views
China surpasses Stark link with 10x faster laser data transmission from space to Earth

Chang Guang Satellite Technology has achieved 100 Gbps data transmission speeds via laser communication from the satellite to the Earth. This is 10 times faster than the previous record and outpaces the capabilities of Starlink.

News of the World • January 3, 03:13 AM • 32104 views
Klitschko: Air defense forces are working on enemy UAVs in the capital

The air defense system was activated in Kyiv due to an attack by enemy UAVs. Enemy “chessmen” were spotted in seven regions of Ukraine, including Kyiv.

War in Ukraine • January 3, 02:32 AM • 72243 views
Russia once again attacks regions of Ukraine with attack drones

The Ukrainian Air Force reports the movement of several groups of enemy “shaheds” in different regions of Ukraine. Drone attacks were recorded in Kharkiv, Sumy, Chernihiv, Poltava, Donetsk, Kyiv and Zhytomyr regions.

War in Ukraine • January 3, 02:06 AM • 85402 views
An airplane crashes into a building in California: 1 dead, 15 injured

In the city of Fullerton, a single-engine Van's RV-10 crashed into a building, killing one person. 15 people were injured with varying degrees of severity, 9 of them hospitalized.

News of the World • January 3, 01:21 AM • 30118 views
Starting from March, occupants in TOT will consider Ukrainians who have not exchanged their passports for Russian ones as “migrants” - CNS

Starting March 5, the occupiers will have the right to enter the homes of Ukrainians in the TOT who have not changed their passports to Russian ones. Such citizens will be considered “migrants” and will be deprived of their basic rights starting in 2025.

Society • January 3, 01:02 AM • 81248 views
Investigators arrive at the detention of South Korean President Yun Seok-yeol - media

South Korea's anti-corruption agency has entered the residence of former President Yun Seok-yol to arrest him. The arrest warrant was issued due to an attempt to impose martial law last month.

News of the World • January 3, 12:40 AM • 27450 views
Biden discusses possibility of striking Iran's nuclear facilities - Axios

The US National Security Advisor presented Biden with options for a potential attack on Iran's nuclear facilities. The discussion focused on a possible U.S. response if Iran moves closer to developing nuclear weapons by January 20.

News of the World • January 3, 12:22 AM • 28962 views
Investigators consider Tesla explosion in Las Vegas an act of suicide

Investigators have determined that the January 1 explosion of a Tesla Cybertruck in Las Vegas was an act of suicide. The driver was probably 37-year-old special forces soldier Matthew Livelsberger, who shot himself before the explosion.

News of the World • January 2, 11:51 PM • 25264 views
Co-founder of the Italian fashion house Missoni dies at the age of 93

Rosita Missoni, co-founder of the world-famous fashion house Missoni, has died at the age of 93. Together with her husband, she created a unique brand known for its knitwear and zigzag prints.

News of the World • January 2, 11:36 PM • 25630 views
Two women from Vinnytsia region paid a fraudster over UAH 1.2 million to buy a car from the United States

A 29-year-old man defrauded two women of UAH 1. 2 million by promising to buy a Mercedes-Benz and a Subaru Forester Limited in the United States. The court imposed on the suspect a custodial measure of restraint.

Crimes and emergencies • January 2, 11:18 PM • 39412 views
Occupants take 119 schoolchildren from Mariupol to St. Petersburg for “re-education” - Resistance

The occupation authorities of the Russian Federation organized the transfer of 119 high school students from occupied Mariupol to St. Petersburg. The children will have propaganda meetings with Russian propagandists for “re-education” and assimilation.

Society • January 2, 11:06 PM • 27658 views