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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
Ukraine women's national volleyball team secures historic first victory in the Nations League

The Ukraine women's national volleyball team defeated Germany with a score of 3:2. This marks the first victory for the Ukrainian women in their debut Nations League season in Quebec.

Sports • June 5, 10:30 AM • 16879 views
Global food prices remain at a three-year high despite a drop in vegetable oil prices - Bloomberg

The FAO index fell by 0. 2%, but food prices remain at a three-year high. The war in Iran is blocking fertilizer and fuel logistics, driving up the cost of grain.

Economy • June 5, 08:29 AM • 5916 views
AI will assist ASC administrators in providing services and enhancing their knowledge base

The Government has authorized the implementation of AI on the Diia Centers platform to automate administrative tasks. The technology will accelerate service delivery and training.

Society • June 5, 08:08 AM • 3461 views
In Russia, the situation with awards has spiraled out of control, civilians are mass-purchasing combat orders – Intelligence

In the RF, civilians are purchasing copies of combat orders to obtain benefits and payments. Due to classified decrees, the number of fake veterans is growing rapidly.

News of the World • June 5, 07:49 AM • 20876 views
Power outages recorded in four regions of Ukraine due to enemy shelling - Ministry of Energy

Parts of four Ukrainian regions have been de-energized due to enemy shelling. Power engineers are working on restoration, and no restriction schedules have been introduced yet.

Society • June 5, 07:34 AM • 3915 views
Pro-Russian party "Rus" banned in Ukraine, its assets to be transferred to the state

The court has granted the Ministry of Justice's lawsuit to ban the activities of the pro-Russian party "Rus. " All property and assets of the organization will be transferred to state ownership.

Society • June 5, 07:15 AM • 4244 views
Mazda CX-50 outsells CX-5 driven by surging demand for hybridsPhoto

In May 2026, the Mazda CX-50 overtook the CX-5 due to demand for hybrids. Sales of the model grew by 107%, totaling 14,897 units in a single month.

News of the World • June 5, 06:56 AM • 20613 views
273 combat engagements recorded at the front, enemy pressing most intensely in two directions – General StaffPhoto

273 battles occurred over the past day; the enemy deployed a record 9,875 kamikaze drones. The highest number of assaults was recorded in the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole directions.

War in Ukraine • June 5, 06:32 AM • 3893 views
Appellate court confirms life sentence for repeat offender who raped 8-year-old girl in Kharkiv region

The court upheld the life imprisonment sentence for a repeat offender who raped an 8-year-old girl in the Izium district in August 2022.

Society • June 4, 12:50 PM • 3333 views
In Lviv, a former deputy and his son sold "disability" status for travel abroad for 15 thousand dollars

In Lviv, a former deputy and his son sold fictitious disability status for 15 thousand dollars. The suspects were detained while receiving a portion of the illegal benefit.

Society • June 4, 12:17 PM • 3789 views
Rules changed for farmers for the new soybean and rapeseed export season

The Ministry of Economy has introduced automatic confirmation of the right to duty-free export of soybeans and rapeseed through the State Agrarian Register (DAR). The procedure is based on data regarding sowing and harvest.

Economy • June 4, 11:18 AM • 9789 views
Ministry of Justice identifies key signs of online investment fraud

Scammers create fake exchanges to extort money under the guise of profit. The Ministry of Justice has outlined the signs of these scams and urged citizens to verify the licenses of intermediaries.

Crimes and emergencies • June 4, 10:39 AM • 2632 views
Serbian Intelligence Services Warn Vučić of Dangers Regarding Trip to Montenegro for EU Leaders' Summit

Serbian intelligence services have warned Vučić of a security threat during the summit in Montenegro. The President plans to visit despite the activities of foreign intelligence agencies.

News of the World • June 4, 09:53 AM • 4047 views
Russian military profit from fuel shortages in Crimea and resell it on the black market - NRC

Occupiers in Crimea are stealing fuel and reselling it for 160 rubles per liter. Due to the shortage, shadow advertisements are appearing en masse across the peninsula.

War in Ukraine • June 4, 09:12 AM • 8329 views
In May, Ukrainian interceptor drones destroyed over 3.5 thousand Russian unmanned aerial vehicles – Syrskyi

In May, Ukrainian interceptors destroyed over 3. 5 thousand Russian drones. Syrskyi announced the creation of a fourth echelon of air defense to protect new regions.

War in Ukraine • June 4, 08:48 AM • 8076 views
The HUR stated that the Kremlin is using UNESCO to promote its own interests in Africa

The Russian Federation has contributed $250,000 to a UNESCO program to influence African media. The HUR reports plans to create a pro-Russian network in five countries.

Politics • June 4, 08:35 AM • 3953 views
Over 2.2 thousand units of firearms and more than a million rounds of ammunition declared in Kyiv

More than 2,100 Kyiv residents have voluntarily declared 2,237 units of firearms and over a million rounds of ammunition. The legalization procedure takes only a few hours.

Society • June 4, 07:58 AM • 3795 views
The Russian Federation is spreading a fake story about Ukrainian men allegedly using women and children as "human shields" when crossing the Tysa River

The Russian Federation is spreading a fake report in the name of HRW about the execution of families on the Tysa River. The CPD has debunked the lie regarding the deaths of 76 families while crossing the border.

Society • June 4, 07:45 AM • 3792 views
At the St. Petersburg Forum, the Kremlin is trying to hide an 80-billion-dollar hole in the Russian budget – intelligence

At the St. Petersburg Forum, the Russian Federation is trying to hide a budget deficit of 80 billion dollars. Revenues have fallen by 40%, and 71 of the country's regions have become deficit-ridden.

News of the World • June 4, 07:24 AM • 3753 views
Six regions in Ukraine partially de-energized due to shelling; energy worker wounded by drone in Sumy region – Ministry of Energy

Due to Russian shelling, consumers in six regions of Ukraine have been cut off from power. In the Sumy region, an enemy drone wounded an oblenergo worker during an attack on a vehicle.

Society • June 4, 06:47 AM • 4140 views
279 combat engagements occurred at the front, 43 of them in the Pokrovsk direction - General Staff

279 clashes took place over the past day; the most difficult situation remains in the Pokrovsk direction. The enemy deployed over 10,000 drones and 232 air bombs.

War in Ukraine • June 4, 06:28 AM • 3966 views
Military unit officials exposed for 11 million UAH overpayment during procurement of generators for the AFU

The unit commander and his deputy are suspected of causing 11 million UAH in damages. They unjustifiably increased the prices of generators for the AFU by 14%.

Society • June 3, 01:18 PM • 3590 views
EU risks losing over a million jobs due to global pressure - media

The European Commission has warned of the risk of losing a million jobs due to energy prices. The automotive and construction industries will be hit the hardest.

Economy • June 3, 12:07 PM • 4239 views
In Kharkiv Region, a Teenager Was Detained for Passing Data on the Defense Forces to Russians for 645 Hryvnias

A 17-year-old resident of Balakliia transmitted coordinates and photos of Defense Forces equipment to the enemy. For his work, he received 645 hryvnias and is now in custody.

War in Ukraine • June 3, 11:40 AM • 3725 views
Royal Navy helicopter crashes in Devon, UK

A British Royal Navy helicopter has crashed in Devon. Emergency services are on the scene, and an investigation into the causes of the crash is underway.

News of the World • June 3, 11:23 AM • 3182 views
In Rivne region, emergency workers rescued two fawns from burning grassPhoto

Near the village of Mala Sovpa, rescuers carried two small fawns out of burning dry vegetation. The animals were caught in a fire trap due to intentional grass burning.

Society • June 3, 10:31 AM • 3334 views
Polish Foreign Minister: Zelenskyy "made a mistake" by naming a unit after UPA Heroes

Sikorski called the naming of a UAF unit after UPA Heroes a mistake. He expects Ukraine to take Polish sensitivities into account and rectify this decision.

Politics • June 3, 10:19 AM • 4081 views
In Dnipropetrovsk region, a man was detained for committing lewd acts against a 13-year-old boy

In Dnipropetrovsk region, a 46-year-old man was detained for lewd acts against a 13-year-old neighbor. The suspect was taken into custody without the right to bail.

Society • June 3, 08:52 AM • 3381 views
Over 1.3 thousand Russian trademarks in Ukraine are still under protection - Opendatabot

There are 1,356 Russian brands operating in Ukraine, and the validity period for 16 trademarks has been extended. The rights to these assets are being maintained for future compensation of damages.

Society • June 3, 08:23 AM • 3696 views
Russia passed a law on the in-absentia seizure of 'foreign agents' property for criticizing the authorities — intelligence

The State Duma of the Russian Federation has authorized the in-absentia seizure of citizens' property abroad for criticizing the authorities. The new regulations will affect 'foreign agents' and hundreds of thousands of relocants.

News of the World • June 3, 07:57 AM • 3779 views