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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 introduces a new refund system for train tickets

Starting May 2, the refund amount will depend on the time remaining until departure. Military personnel using the Armiya+ app will receive a full refund if requested before the train's departure.

Society • May 1, 05:02 PM • 5593 views
Former top law enforcement official of Mykolaiv region suspected of illicit enrichment of 22.6 million UAH

A former law enforcement officer of Mykolaiv region is suspected of illicit enrichment amounting to 22. 6 million UAH. He registered elite real estate in Kyiv in the name of his mother-in-law.

Society • May 1, 04:28 PM • 5165 views
Russia has become a key oil supplier for Syria - Reuters

In 2024, Russian oil supplies to Syria increased by 75%, replacing Iranian exports. Damascus is seeking new partners due to the risk of Western sanctions.

News of the World • May 1, 03:46 PM • 4307 views
A man died during a parachute jump in Poland

In Leszno, Poland, a 39-year-old man died while landing after a parachute jump from an altitude of 4,000 meters. The causes of the tragedy are being investigated by the aviation commission.

News of the World • May 1, 03:22 PM • 4649 views
Direct rail service between Prague and Copenhagen restored after more than a decade

Direct rail service has been restored between Prague and Copenhagen. The journey on ComfortJet trains via Berlin and Hamburg takes over 13 hours.

News of the World • May 1, 03:05 PM • 52648 views
24 companies have already joined private air defense – Ministry of Defense

24 companies have joined the private air defense project to protect their facilities. Civilian groups operate under the control of the Armed Forces of Ukraine without receiving exemptions from mobilization.

Society • May 1, 01:21 PM • 4014 views
Two heads of a Russian pre-trial detention center served with notices of suspicion for torturing Ukrainian prisoners in Vyazma

The heads of the pre-trial detention center in Vyazma have been served with notices of suspicion for torturing Ukrainian prisoners. Between 2022 and 2025, they subjected military personnel to physical force and electric shocks.

War in Ukraine • May 1, 11:54 AM • 3030 views
EU-Mercosur trade agreement enters into force

The trade agreement between the EU and Mercosur entered into provisional force on May 1. It covers 720 million people and provides for the abolition of billions in customs duties.

Economy • May 1, 11:22 AM • 3968 views
Ministry of Defense procures 8,000 Octopus interceptor drones for the Defense Forces

The Ministry of Defense is purchasing 8,000 Octopus drones to intercept Shahed UAVs. The system destroys targets day and night and is resistant to enemy electronic warfare (EW).

War in Ukraine • April 30, 05:49 PM • 12789 views
General Staff confirmed the strike on the "Orsknefteorgsintez" plant and two helicopters in Russia

The Defense Forces struck an oil refinery in Orsk and Mi-28 and Mi-17 helicopters. A Tor-M2 SAM system, an ammunition depot, and an occupiers' control point were also destroyed.

War in Ukraine • April 30, 05:01 PM • 4471 views
Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil infrastructure have risen to a four-month high - Bloomberg

In April, Ukraine carried out 21 strikes on Russian oil facilities. Due to the attacks, oil refining volumes in Russia have fallen to their lowest level since 2009.

News of the World • April 30, 04:49 PM • 4552 views
NABU warns of phishing emails allegedly sent on behalf of the bureau

NABU has detected the distribution of phishing emails containing malicious links and attachments. Official correspondence from the bureau is conducted exclusively from the nabu.gov.ua domain.

Society • April 30, 04:05 PM • 4093 views
Bulgaria proposes to terminate 10-year security agreement with Ukraine

The "Revival" party proposes to terminate the security agreement with Ukraine. Politicians also demand the cancellation of financial guarantees worth 1.2 billion euros.

Politics • April 30, 03:38 PM • 16585 views
287 candidates have already been nominated for this year's Nobel Peace Prize

287 candidates have been nominated for the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize, including Donald Trump. The laureate will be announced on October 9, and the award ceremony will take place on December 10.

Politics • April 30, 03:16 PM • 6700 views
Russia is increasing its dependence on China for critical military technologies - Bloomberg

The share of Chinese imports of sanctioned goods to the Russian Federation has risen to 90%. This allows Moscow to ramp up the production of missiles and drones for the war.

News of the World • April 30, 02:27 PM • 4046 views
Israel intercepts Gaza aid flotilla near Crete and detains 175 activists

Israeli forces intercepted 22 vessels of a humanitarian flotilla in international waters near Crete. 175 activists were detained and are being transported to Israel.

News of the World • April 30, 02:10 PM • 3770 views
Emotional state of Ukrainians is recovering after a difficult winter - studyPhoto

In April 2024, the share of Ukrainians in a state of stress dropped from 51% to 39%. The improvement is linked to the stabilization of the energy system following severe winter attacks.

Society • April 30, 01:09 PM • 3711 views
Falling profits and production in Russia's metallurgy lead to hidden deindustrialization - intelligence

A sharp deterioration in financial and production indicators is being recorded in the Russian metallurgical industry: demand is falling, investments are shrinking, and debts are rising. This leads to a halt in the modernization of enterprises and a gradual reduction of production capacities, which experts regard as signs of the hidden deindustrialization of the Russian economy.

News of the World • April 30, 12:52 PM • 3097 views
Benefit card issuance procedure updated for families of missing defenders

The government has updated the list of documents required to issue identification cards to the families of deceased or missing military personnel. A court ruling of death now replaces the Military Medical Commission (VLC) resolution.

Society • April 30, 12:41 PM • 3528 views
War in Iran accelerates the global transition to renewable energy

U. S. and Israeli strikes on Iran on February 28 caused a spike in oil prices. Governments are accelerating the transition to green energy for the sake of security and autonomy.

Economy • April 30, 11:59 AM • 3364 views
The case of a judge who struck an 11-year-old boy at a crosswalk in Kryvyi Rih has been referred to courtPhoto

A judge from Kryvyi Rih driving a BMW ran a red light and struck an 11-year-old boy. The case regarding the collision with the child, which resulted in severe consequences, has been referred to court.

Society • April 30, 11:32 AM • 3653 views
Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, who supplied the enemy with weapons and drones to the front line, has been served with a notice of suspicion

The SBU has served a notice of suspicion in absentia to Yuri Trutnev for aiding in the conduct of war. He handed over hundreds of sniper systems and drones to the occupiers.

War in Ukraine • April 30, 10:44 AM • 3143 views
The "Medyka - Shehyni" checkpoint will temporarily restrict operations due to repairs on the Polish border

Due to road surface repairs on the Polish side, the Medyka – Shehyni checkpoint will operate with restrictions. The works are expected to last approximately five weeks.

Society • April 30, 10:29 AM • 5668 views
State Committee for Television and Radio Broadcasting adds 11 more books to the list of anti-Ukrainian publications

In April, 11 new books were added to the list of anti-Ukrainian publications based on proposals from the SBU. Currently, this list already includes 668 propaganda works.

Society • April 29, 05:24 PM • 5800 views
Nearly 20,000 families will be able to receive compensation for repairs to housing damaged by shelling - Svyrydenko

The government has allocated 2 billion hryvnias for payments to 20,000 families under the eVidnovlennia program. The maximum compensation amount is 500 thousand hryvnias.

Society • April 29, 04:11 PM • 5136 views
Italy's Ministry of Culture has dispatched inspectors to the Venice Biennale over the decision to allow Russia's participation

Italy's Ministry of Culture is investigating the Biennale due to Russia's admission to the 2026 exhibition. The EU is threatening to cancel two million euros in funding for the event.

Culture • April 29, 03:53 PM • 5481 views
Tesla driver who caused fatal accident on Darnytskyi Bridge served with notice of suspicion in KyivPhoto

In Kyiv, a Tesla driver was served with a notice of suspicion for a fatal accident on the Darnytskyi Bridge. A female passenger of a Daewoo Lanos was killed due to speeding.

Kyiv • April 29, 03:37 PM • 14430 views
The IRGC has assumed key power in Iran and weakened the role of the Supreme Leader

The IRGC has assumed key power in Iran, weakening the role of the Supreme Leader. Mojtaba Khamenei only formally legitimizes the decisions of the military.

News of the World • April 29, 03:23 PM • 5885 views
General Staff confirmed strikes on Russian air defense elements, an ammunition depot, and UAV control points

General Staff confirmed strikes on air defense systems, an oil depot in Crimea, and UAV control points in the Russian Federation. Ammunition depots and enemy workshops were also destroyed.

War in Ukraine • April 29, 02:45 PM • 3434 views
German government approves Boris Ruge as Ambassador to Ukraine

The German government has approved Boris Ruge as the new Ambassador to Ukraine. Previously, the diplomat served as NATO Assistant Secretary General in Brussels.

Politics • April 29, 02:17 PM • 3535 views