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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.
Author's articles
Due to "sense of duty": South Korea "will not resist" US customs policy

South Korea will not resist US tariffs due to a "historical sense of duty" towards America, which helped the country after the war. Seoul is ready to negotiate to find mutually beneficial solutions and make concessions on import requirements.

News of the World • April 20, 04:22 PM • 5892 views
The Kremlin stated that Putin did not order the continuation of the "Easter ceasefire"

Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov stated that the Russian dictator did not give an order to extend the announced "Easter truce". It will end, as planned, on the night of April 21.

War in Ukraine • April 20, 04:09 PM • 13461 views
China tested a non-nuclear hydrogen bomb

China successfully tested a non-nuclear hydrogen explosive device. It created a fireball with a temperature over 1000°C, whose flash lasted 15 times longer than TNT.

News of the World • April 20, 03:47 PM • 17476 views
For the second day, a peat fire is being extinguished in the Kyiv region near Hostomel

Near Hostomel in the Kyiv region, the liquidation of a peat bog fire, discovered on April 19 in the area of a dacha cooperative, has been ongoing for the second day. The fire covered an area of three hectares and is being extinguished by State Emergency Service units from Hostomel and Bucha.

Society • April 20, 03:14 PM • 9366 views
Trump may close embassies and consulates in Africa and cut the State Department

US President Donald Trump may sign an order to reduce the activities of the State Department. It provides for the liquidation of the Bureau of African Affairs, the closure of non-essential embassies, and the dismissal of some diplomats and civil servants.

Politics • April 20, 02:12 PM • 10195 views
45 combat engagements took place on the front line: high enemy activity continues in the Pokrovsk sector - General Staff

Since the beginning of the day, 45 combat engagements have taken place on the front line. The highest enemy activity remains in the Pokrovsk sector, where twenty engagements have been recorded.

War in Ukraine • April 20, 01:42 PM • 4343 views
In Ecuador, armed people shot dead 12 people at cockfights

In Ecuador, 12 people were shot dead at cockfights. Police arrested four suspects with weapons and uniforms.

News of the World • April 20, 01:34 PM • 5342 views
In the capital, Khreshchatyk will be partially closed for almost a week

In Kyiv, from April 21 to 26, traffic will be partially restricted on Khreshchatyk in the direction from European Square. This is due to ongoing road surface repairs, and the restrictions will be in effect during night and day hours.

Society • April 20, 12:57 PM • 7310 views
In Lviv, festive Easter breakfasts were prepared for residents in need

On April 20, Easter breakfasts were organized in Lviv for the homeless and needy at two locations. City officials visited them, offering traditional Ukrainian cuisine.

Society • April 20, 12:17 PM • 3668 views
Five cool anthology series: what to watch in your free time

Anthology series: each episode is a new story. In the selection: "Inside No. 9", "Fargo", "Amazing Stories", "Genius", "Feud" with a unique plot and actors.

Society • April 19, 03:04 PM • 82084 views
A no-fly zone has been established over Charles III's palace after Zelenskyy's visit - The Guardian

After Zelenskyy's visit, drones were spotted in Sandringham, raising security concerns. Authorities have introduced flight restrictions to protect the royal family.

Politics • April 18, 02:46 PM • 11133 views
Estonia Calls US Disruption of G7 Statement on Strike on Sumy a Sign of Weakness

The head of the Estonian Parliament's commission, Marko Mihkelson, called the US refusal to sign the G7 statement on Sumy a display of weakness. According to him, neutrality in the face of genocide leads nowhere.

Politics • April 18, 01:58 PM • 8179 views
The SBU calls on Ukrainians to be vigilant on Easter due to the threat of terrorist attacks

The SBU calls on citizens to limit their attendance at mass events, not to ignore alarms and to report suspicious persons on the eve of and during Easter due to the threat of terrorist attacks.

Society • April 18, 01:39 PM • 8304 views
In Crimea, the occupiers destroyed or damaged more than 200 archaeological sites - representative office of the President in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea

During the occupation of Crimea by the Russians, more than 200 archaeological sites were damaged or destroyed. Also, the occupiers appropriated immovable monuments that were on the state register of Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • April 18, 12:38 PM • 8493 views
Argument over Russian music ends in murder: two brothers notified of suspicion

In Kyiv, brothers killed an acquaintance over Russian music. During the quarrel, one stabbed with a knife, the other finished him off with a pot on the head. Both have been notified of suspicion.

Kyiv • April 18, 08:15 AM • 14022 views
The SES denied information about chemical poisoning of rescuers after inspecting drone fragments in Poltava region

The SES denied information about the hospitalization of two rescuers with chemical poisoning after inspecting drone fragments in Poltava region. They stated that this is not true.

Society • April 18, 08:02 AM • 8247 views
A US court has found Google to be a monopolist in the field of online advertising

Google's antitrust defeat could lead to the sale of part of the business. The court found that the company illegally monopolized the markets for advertising exchange and ad servers.

News of the World • April 18, 07:11 AM • 4693 views
Where are the most cases for fines from the TCC in 2025: top regions

Since the beginning of 2025, more than 17,000 proceedings have been opened for violations of military registration rules, but only 16% have been closed. Most cases are in Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk, and Sumy regions.

Society • April 18, 06:27 AM • 4916 views
The President appointed a new head of the Sumy Regional Military Administration

On April 17, the President of Ukraine appointed Oleh Hryhorov as the head of the Sumy Regional State Administration.

Society • April 17, 07:53 PM • 6403 views
Queues are observed on the border with Poland: what is known

There is a congestion of transport at the "Krakivets" checkpoint for entry and exit from Ukraine. Border guards advise choosing other checkpoints to avoid delays.

Society • April 17, 07:30 PM • 5424 views
Coordinated further diplomatic contacts and meetings: Zelenskyy spoke with Macron for the second time today

Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Emmanuel Macron coordinated further diplomatic contacts and meetings regarding the establishment of peace. Zelenskyy thanked Macron for his leadership.

War in Ukraine • April 17, 07:05 PM • 4201 views
Kellogg called the meetings in Paris on ending the war in Ukraine "very productive"

US Special Representative Keith Kellogg announced the productivity of the meetings in Paris regarding the end of the war in Ukraine. He met with Yermak and Umerov at the Élysée Palace.

War in Ukraine • April 17, 06:43 PM • 11105 views
Austria will support the use of Russian assets to help Ukraine, but will not take the initiative - Minister

The Austrian Finance Minister stated that the country will support the use of frozen assets of the Russian Central Bank to help Ukraine. But Austria will not be the first to take the initiative on this issue.

War in Ukraine • April 17, 05:24 PM • 11168 views
Russia is massively seizing apartments of Ukrainians in occupied Mariupol - BBC

Russian authorities are confiscating at least 5,700 homes in Mariupol belonging to Ukrainians who fled the war. 2,200 apartments are being prepared for transfer to the occupation administration.

Society • April 17, 04:28 PM • 10299 views
The number of deaths in Kherson due to the Russian airstrike has risen to two

The number of deaths as a result of the Russian airstrike on the Tavriyskyi microdistrict of Kherson has risen to two. It is also known about five injured, among the dead is the father of a teenager.

Society • April 17, 03:01 PM • 10473 views
The US did not support the UN resolution mentioning the Russian invasion of Ukraine

The US voted against a UN resolution on cooperation with the Council of Europe, which condemns Russia's attack on Ukraine. The resolution mentions Russian aggression and the establishment of a tribunal.

Politics • April 17, 02:04 PM • 10645 views
Murder of a 19-year-old resident of Ivano-Frankivsk: police in Prykarpattia reported suspicion to a third teenager

Three minors are accused of intentional murder of a 19-year-old boy who was found with stab wounds. Two suspects have already been given a preventive measure in the form of detention.

Crimes and emergencies • April 17, 01:00 PM • 9655 views
The Armed Forces of Ukraine liberated about 16 square kilometers near Pokrovsk in Donetsk region - Syrsky

Ukrainian soldiers liberated about 16 square kilometers of Donetsk region near Pokrovsk. Syrsky visited the brigades and resolved the issue of supply.

War in Ukraine • April 17, 12:31 PM • 8573 views
The Danish Armed Forces are planning to send their soldiers to courses in Ukraine

Denmark will send military personnel to Ukraine for training, including drone operation experience. The Russian embassy has already expressed outrage, considering it an escalation of the conflict.

War in Ukraine • April 16, 11:50 AM • 7691 views
Vehicle scales will be checked at checkpoints in Zakarpattia: possible traffic delays

From April 17, vehicle scales will be checked at three checkpoints in Zakarpattia. Possible temporary delays in the movement of freight transport on the border with Hungary, Slovakia and Romania.

Society • April 16, 11:04 AM • 9833 views