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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
Ukrainian arms manufacturers' import of foreign components simplified - Ministry of Defense

The government has abolished the requirement to submit copies of contracts three days prior to customs clearance. This will accelerate the supply of weapons and equipment to the Defense Forces of Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • May 22, 09:17 AM • 5319 views
In Odesa Region, a Scheme to Embezzle State Subsidies for Farmers via Fictitious Livestock ExposedPhoto

A veterinary clinic official and accomplices stole 1. 5 million UAH by registering non-existent goats. They entered false data into registries to obtain state subsidies.

Society • May 22, 08:47 AM • 3746 views
The Kremlin is intensifying "cultural" assimilation in the occupied territories of Ukraine - CCD

The "Rodnik" movement, led by the sanctioned Oleg Gazmanov, is searching for vocalists in the occupied territories. The Kremlin is financing the project for the cultural assimilation and Russification of youth.

War in Ukraine • May 22, 08:16 AM • 4670 views
A deep-cover FSB agent who was kept on "standby" for 12 years has been detained in KyivPhoto

The SBU has detained an IT specialist who waited 12 years for activation to conduct strikes on Kyiv. He was preparing an assassination attempt on the head of the State Emergency Service and collecting data on politicians.

Kyiv • May 22, 07:58 AM • 8076 views
Power outages recorded in 8 regions of Ukraine due to Russian shelling and bad weather

Parts of eight Ukrainian regions are without power due to hostilities and severe weather. Power engineers are restoring supply; no planned restrictions are forecasted for today.

Society • May 22, 07:37 AM • 4852 views
Russian army changes logistics routes in Donetsk region due to threat of drone strikesPhoto

The occupiers are redirecting supplies from Mariupol to a route through Hranitne. This has complicated logistics and slowed down the movement of equipment due to bridge repairs.

War in Ukraine • May 22, 07:24 AM • 3553 views
The United States has frozen arms sales to Taiwan due to the war with Iran

The US has suspended $14 billion in arms sales to Taiwan due to an ammunition shortage. Further deliveries will depend on the decision of the head of the Pentagon.

Politics • May 22, 07:08 AM • 4694 views
A young woman was detained in Kyiv for hitting a serviceman over the head with a bottle following a remark

In Kyiv, an 18-year-old girl was detained for attacking a serviceman with a bottle after he made a remark. The victim was diagnosed with a closed craniocerebral injury.

Kyiv • May 22, 06:50 AM • 7534 views
Czech Republic develops and tests 3D printing technology for bio-bones

New 3D printing technology creates bioactive implants that stimulate natural bone growth. Over time, the material is completely absorbed by the human body.

Health • May 22, 06:14 AM • 2814 views
The Kremlin rejected reports that China secretly trained Russian soldiers for the war against Ukraine

Dmitry Peskov denied data regarding the secret training of 200 Russian military personnel at bases in China. According to the alleged agreement, the soldiers were studying drone operations.

War in Ukraine • May 21, 02:36 PM • 4570 views
Paris to host 2026 Esports World Cup instead of RiyadhVideo

Due to the war with Iran, the Esports World Cup has been moved from Riyadh to Paris. The tournament, featuring a $75 million prize pool, will host over 2,000 players from around the world.

Sports • May 21, 02:05 PM • 4244 views
EU to seek exemption for banned Chinese chips to protect car companies - Bloomberg

The EU plans to temporarily lift sanctions on a Chinese chip supplier. Automakers have warned of the risk of production shutdowns due to parts shortages.

Economy • May 21, 01:36 PM • 3654 views
The Kremlin sees no threat to fuel supplies in the Russian Federation due to attacks on oil refineries

Peskov denied risks to fuel supplies following drone attacks on Russian refineries. He also attributed the reduction in production to scheduled maintenance.

News of the World • May 21, 12:53 PM • 3537 views
Architecture added to the list of Shevchenko Prize nominations - Zelenskyy

Zelenskyy announced the inclusion of architecture in the Shevchenko Prize nominations. Previously, the list was expanded to include curatorship, photography, and design.

Politics • May 21, 11:22 AM • 2836 views
In Poltava, a married couple filmed pornography involving their 6-year-old daughter

In Poltava, a married couple was detained for filming pornography with their six-year-old daughter. The child was removed from the family, and the suspects were taken into custody without the right to bail.

Society • May 21, 10:55 AM • 12427 views
Lavrov cynically claimed Russia's alleged "cautious actions" and "unwillingness to harm" Ukraine – CCD explained the essencePhoto

Lavrov claimed limited use of weapons and an unwillingness to harm Ukraine. The CCD called this a lie against the backdrop of the total destruction of several cities by the Russians.

War in Ukraine • May 21, 10:21 AM • 3186 views
Local budgets received UAH 73.5 million from parking fees over four months

During the first four months of 2026, budgets received UAH 73. 5 million in parking fees. This is 12.3% more than last year, with the Odesa region emerging as the leader.

Economy • May 21, 09:50 AM • 2942 views
Battery storage stations will receive critical infrastructure status - Shmyhal

The government has added energy storage systems to the list of critical infrastructure for their protection. More than 500 MW of such capacity has already been installed in Ukraine.

Economy • May 21, 09:31 AM • 3822 views
Ukraine updates 'eRecovery' rules for destroyed heritage sites

The Cabinet of Ministers has simplified the process of obtaining housing certificates for cultural monuments destroyed by the war. Rules for construction and protection of surrounding areas have also been updated.

Society • May 21, 08:44 AM • 2799 views
Seoul and Washington are reviewing approaches to controlling the DMZ with the DPRK

The parties discussed technical aspects of managing sections of the demilitarized zone. Seoul also aims to regain operational control over its troops by 2030.

News of the World • May 21, 08:24 AM • 5173 views
In Kharkiv, a city council deputy is suspected in a scheme to smuggle men to Romania for $17,000Photo

A Kharkiv City Council deputy organized a scheme for men to flee to Romania for $17,000. Payment for the services was accepted via a crypto wallet.

Politics • May 21, 08:09 AM • 2600 views
Magyar's party proposes first constitutional amendments – to ensure Orbán never becomes Prime Minister again

The Tisza Party proposes limiting the Hungarian Prime Minister's mandate to two four-year terms. The abolition of the Sovereignty Protection Office has also been initiated.

Politics • May 21, 07:48 AM • 4267 views
British radio station mistakenly announces death of King Charles

Due to a technical glitch on Radio Caroline, the protocol for the death of the monarch was triggered. The station apologized to the King and listeners for the erroneous report.

News of the World • May 21, 07:36 AM • 3308 views
Power outages reported in 8 regions of Ukraine due to shelling and bad weather - Ministry of Energy

More than 160 settlements across eight regions remain without electricity due to shelling and severe weather conditions. Power engineers are working to restore the grids.

Society • May 21, 07:26 AM • 11528 views
Prosecutor General Kravchenko submitted materials to the ICC regarding the deportation and illegal detention of Ukrainian prisoners by Russians

The Prosecutor General submitted evidence to the ICC regarding the deportation of 1,800 prisoners to Russia. The materials include testimonies from 400 individuals about torture and forced labor in penal colonies.

War in Ukraine • May 21, 06:49 AM • 3110 views
Three people die in the US after contact with an unknown substance

In New Mexico, three people have died following contact with an unknown substance. First responders were isolated and examined after exhibiting symptoms of poisoning at the scene.

News of the World • May 21, 06:41 AM • 7908 views
There were 233 combat engagements at the front; the enemy is attacking most intensely in the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole sectors — General StaffPhoto

During the day, 233 battles were recorded; the enemy attacked most actively in the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole sectors. The adversary deployed 8,902 drones and 325 guided aerial bombs.

War in Ukraine • May 21, 06:24 AM • 3409 views
Three Poles detained in Poland on suspicion of spying for the Russian Federation

The detainees collected data on NATO troops and prepared acts of sabotage on Polish territory. They face from eight years of imprisonment to life in prison.

News of the World • May 20, 02:35 PM • 3467 views
Number of protection applications in Poland drops sharply; Ukrainians among leaders in both applications and rejections

The number of protection applications in Poland has fallen by 66%, a record for the EU. Meanwhile, 78% of decisions regarding Ukrainian applicants are currently negative.

News of the World • May 20, 01:28 PM • 9350 views
Intelligence warns of Russia's preparations for a new information campaign against Ukraine

The Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine (SZRU) has exposed Russian plans to discredit mobilization and the Ukrainian leadership through fakes. Over 15 Western proxy media outlets will be involved in the campaign.

War in Ukraine • May 20, 12:51 PM • 4163 views