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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
Large-scale release of water from nuclear reactor in DPRK - IAEA

North Korea has been discharging large amounts of water from its Yongbyon reactor, indicating increased activity and possible violation of UN resolutions, the IAEA Director General said. The Yongbyon facility also remains ready for a new nuclear test, which is a cause for serious concern.

News of the World • November 23, 08:30 AM • 21397 views
Ukraine heads into winter with a fragile power grid - NYT

Ukraine is entering winter with a weakened energy system as experts warn of the risks of potential Russian attacks, given the incomplete repair work and lack of spare equipment. Government officials have beefed up air defense around energy facilities, but restoration remains a challenge.

War in Ukraine • November 22, 04:13 PM • 17978 views
IDF destroys several hundred tunnels built by terrorists in Gaza

The Israeli Defense Forces destroyed about 400 underground tunnels in Gaza used by Hamas militants, with a significant part of the operations carried out by the Yahalom special forces unit. The tunnels were hidden under civilian buildings, using the local population as human shields.

War in Ukraine • November 22, 02:35 PM • 21288 views
From 2026, the enemy in the TOT plans to form a "police" exclusively from local

Starting in 2026, the occupiers in the temporarily occupied territories plan to create a "police force" consisting exclusively of local residents to address the shortage of personnel, after they have already lowered recruitment standards.

War in Ukraine • November 22, 01:10 PM • 19609 views
World's largest crypto exchange to pay $4.3 billion fine: Binance CEO pleads guilty to money laundering

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao resigned and pleaded guilty to money laundering, and the US Department of Justice is demanding a $4. 3 billion fine from the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange

Economy • November 22, 12:47 PM • 22625 views
427 settlements remain without electricity in Ukraine

As of Tuesday morning, November 22, 427 settlements in seven regions of Ukraine remain without power due to technical damage and hostilities. Within a day, power companies restored electricity supply to almost 8.5 thousand consumers

War in Ukraine • November 22, 12:14 PM • 20314 views
Zelenskyy is ready to listen to Trump's peace plan to end Russia's war against Ukraine

Zelenskyy says he is ready to listen to former US President Donald Trump's "peace formula" for Ukraine, but Ukraine does not intend to give up any territory to Russia.

War in Ukraine • November 22, 10:09 AM • 24811 views
The third cycle has been completed: Japan has begun draining water from the Fukushima NPP into the ocean.

Japan has begun draining water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the ocean. The third cycle of discharge of treated water has been completed, and TEPCO plans to release about 31,200 tons of water after treatment

News of the World • November 20, 07:38 PM • 5668 views
Finland preparing to completely close its border with Russia - media

Finland may close the remaining 4 checkpoints on the border with Russia on the night of Tuesday to Wednesday .

News of the World • November 20, 02:16 PM • 5244 views
Argentina elects new president

According to the results of counting 99% of the ballots after the second round of elections on Sunday, Milei won 55. 69% of the vote against 44.3%, which Argentines voted for the Minister of Economy Sergio Massa from the left-wing Peronist coalition. This is reported by The Guardian, UNN reports.

News of the World • November 20, 11:07 AM • 6525 views
Two Russian servicemen were served suspicion notices for killing civilians in Chernihiv region

Ukrainian law enforcement identified and served suspicion notices to two Russian servicemen who in 2022 targeted a car with civilians in Chernihiv region, killing two adults and injuring two children.

War in Ukraine • November 18, 06:41 AM • 3569 views
Humanitarian truce between Israel and Hamas to begin tomorrow morning

Israel and Hamas have agreed on a humanitarian truce that will begin tomorrow at 7 a. m., and the first group of 13 hostages will be released at 4 p.m.

Politics • November 6, 03:06 PM • 9000 views