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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
A Vietnamese farmer hasn't slept in 60 years and still carries 50-kilogram bags

Thai Ngoc, an 80-year-old Vietnamese man, hasn't slept since 1962 after suffering a fever. The man leads an active life, works in the fields and gets his energy from green tea and rice wine.

News of the World • February 3, 03:44 AM • 32595 views
Trump: US plans meetings and talks with Ukraine, Russia and others

Trump announces a series of meetings with representatives of Ukraine and Russia and “various parties”.

Politics • February 3, 02:57 AM • 113368 views
Starmer to ask Europe to take more responsibility for defense - Bloomberg

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer plans to appeal to EU leaders to strengthen their role in the defense of Europe. At the meeting in Brussels, he will also discuss the continuation of military support for Ukraine.

Politics • February 3, 02:28 AM • 60104 views
In TOT, enemy deploys personnel in residential areas under the guise of civilians - Resistance

Russian troops are deploying personnel in residential areas of Svatove and Siverskodonetsk. The occupiers are also installing air defense and electronic warfare systems in populated areas, using civilians as human shields.

Society • February 3, 01:50 AM • 41668 views
It may be painful for America, but it's worth it: Trump on tariff hikes

Donald Trump said that it is advisable to impose tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico and China, despite the possible economic consequences for the United States. The president urged these countries to move production to America to avoid 25% tariffs.

News of the World • February 3, 01:16 AM • 107871 views
In Zaporizhzhia, 28 people were convicted of high treason last year - RMA

Law enforcement officers in Zaporizhzhia region investigated more than 720 crimes against national security. Among those convicted are high-ranking collaborators, including the mayor of Enerhodar and the deputy pseudo-governor.

War in Ukraine • February 3, 12:48 AM • 60254 views
moscow has 2 billions of dollars frozen in jpmorgan bank, usa doesn't know what to do with it - WSJ

Russia transferred $5 billion through American banks to Turkey under the guise of financing the Akkuyu NPP. The United States froze an additional $2 billion from JPMorgan, but the White House blocked their confiscation due to the Turkish factor.

News of the World • February 3, 12:23 AM • 36520 views
Scientists have identified the real authors of the Bible texts: what new research has shown

Researchers from universities in the United States and Australia have determined the probable number of authors of the Bible. Scientists claim that some of the oldest texts date back to 1200 BC.

News of the World • February 2, 11:47 PM • 107236 views
EU warns U.S. of 'tough retaliation' if Trump imposes tariffs - Bloomberg

The European Commission will discuss a response to Trump's announcement of tariffs on EU goods. The US has already imposed additional duties on goods from Canada, Mexico and China.

News of the World • February 2, 11:13 PM • 105687 views
The polar explorers showed a picturesque mountain with steep slopes, located near "Vernadsky"

The sysadmin of the Ukrainian Antarctic expedition filmed the 635-meter-high Mount Demaria with a drone. The peak is located 8 km from the Vernadsky station and is used for scientific research.

Society • February 2, 10:50 PM • 122695 views
Musk called USAID a criminal organization that could have funded research on “biological weapons,” including COVID-19

Elon Musk, the new head of the US government's Office of Management and Budget, called USAID a criminal organization. According to him, the agency funded biological weapons research, including COVID-19.

News of the World • February 2, 10:21 PM • 87347 views
Russian army attacks Kherson and its suburbs with drones: three people wounded

Three civilians were injured as a result of Russian drone attacks in Kherson and Antonivka. One of the victims was seriously injured with a lower leg amputation, and all of them are in hospital.

Society • February 2, 09:59 PM • 36456 views
State Department issues ultimatum on Panama Canal

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Panama that Chinese control over the Panama Canal is unacceptable. The US threatens to take action if the situation does not change immediately.

News of the World • February 2, 09:34 PM • 34117 views
93 combat engagements took place in the frontline: enemy attacked 39 times in the Pokrovsk sector - General Staff

Over the last day, 93 combat engagements took place, including 39 attacks in the Pokrovsk sector. The enemy launched 3 missile and 36 air strikes, using 992 kamikaze drones.

War in Ukraine • February 2, 09:18 PM • 30902 views
Almost 600 children returned to Ukraine thanks to Ukraine and international partners - Lubinets

Almost 600 Ukrainian children have been returned to Ukraine thanks to the joint efforts of the Ukrainian authorities and international partners.

Society • February 2, 09:02 PM • 33310 views
Canada publishes list of US goods subject to duties

Canada has published the first stage of the tariff list of US goods in response to the new US duties. The list includes food, clothing, alcohol, household appliances and other goods worth $30 billion.

News of the World • February 2, 08:51 PM • 34190 views
Putin's statements on Zelensky's legitimacy are absurd - Sibiga

Foreign Minister Sibiga calls Putin's claims that Zelenskyy is illegitimate absurd. During Putin's rule, Ukraine has had three presidents in fair elections.

War in Ukraine • February 2, 08:18 PM • 53452 views
Operations related to the explosions in the TCC are supervised by Russian special services - CPD

The Russian intelligence services GRU and FSB are leading the operations of explosions in the territorial recruitment centers of Ukraine. At the same time, Russia is intensifying its media campaign to undermine mobilization through social media.

War in Ukraine • February 2, 08:09 PM • 34845 views
In Poltava, another child was identified among those killed in a Russian missile strike

The body of a third child was identified among the 14 people killed in a Russian missile strike in Poltava. In total, three children aged 7, 9, and 12 were killed, and 20 other people were injured, including four children.

Society • February 2, 07:50 PM • 51381 views
Two USAID officials sent on vacation for refusing to hand over classified documents to Musk's commission

Two USAID security officials were placed on leave because they refused to provide access to the agency's systems. Representatives of Musk's department eventually gained access to confidential data.

News of the World • February 2, 07:42 PM • 33164 views
Police detain over 20 participants of opposition rally in Tbilisi

In Tbilisi, police detained more than 20 anti-government protesters, including the former mayor and opposition leaders. The protesters tried to block the entrance to the city, which led to clashes with law enforcement.

News of the World • February 2, 07:27 PM • 28398 views
110 combat engagements took place in the frontline, the most intense in the Pokrovsk sector - General Staff

Over the last day, 110 combat engagements took place in the frontline, most of them in the Pokrovsk sector - 40 attacks. The enemy actively attacked in 10 sectors, but did not achieve any success.

War in Ukraine • February 2, 06:55 AM • 79829 views
Zelensky names “cheapest” security guarantees for Ukraine from allies

The President of Ukraine said that NATO membership is the cheapest option for security guarantees for allies. Zelenskyy emphasized that Ukraine's 800,000-strong army would be a bonus for the Alliance.

War in Ukraine • February 2, 06:20 AM • 102586 views
Death toll in Poltava rises to 12 as a result of Russian shelling, including 2 children

A Russian missile attack in Poltava killed 12 people, including 2 children. 17 people were injured, including 4 children, and rescuers rescued 22 people.

Society • February 2, 05:57 AM • 77830 views
Plus 1320 occupants, 6 tanks and 45 artillery systems: General Staff updates data on enemy losses

Over the past day, the Ukrainian Armed Forces eliminated 1320 Russian servicemen and destroyed 6 tanks. Also, 45 artillery systems and other military equipment of the occupiers were destroyed.

War in Ukraine • February 2, 05:43 AM • 102409 views
Light rains with snow: forecasters gave a forecast for February 2

On February 2, cloudy weather with clearing is expected in Ukraine. In the west and southwest, light wet snow and rain are forecast, with temperatures ranging from 0 to +8 degrees.

Society • February 2, 05:31 AM • 36591 views
Spanish Foreign Minister dismisses diplomat who fell asleep during his speech in Madrid

Spain's ambassador to Belgium was fired after he fell asleep at a meeting during a speech by the foreign minister. Minister Albares, nicknamed the “Little Napoleon,” is known for his tough leadership style and frequent dismissals.

News of the World • February 2, 05:20 AM • 36286 views
China intends to file a lawsuit with the WTO after Trump's tariffs

China's Ministry of Commerce announced its intention to file a lawsuit with the WTO over the introduction of new US duties on Chinese goods. Beijing called on Washington to engage in dialogue and promised to take countermeasures to protect its interests.

News of the World • February 2, 04:52 AM • 34666 views
There are 2 enemy warships in the Black Sea, one of which is a Kalibr carrier

There are 2 Russian ships in the Black Sea, one of which carries 4 Kalibr missiles. There are 6 Russian ships in the Mediterranean, including 2 Kalibr carriers with 22 missiles.

War in Ukraine • February 2, 04:40 AM • 31918 views
Canada imposes 25% duty on US goods in response to Trump's actions

Canada imposes a 25% duty on US goods worth CAD 155 billion. The restrictions will affect food, household appliances, and critical minerals.

News of the World • February 2, 03:53 AM • 37723 views