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Pavlo Zinchenko

He graduated from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv with a degree in history. He began his career in journalism in 2015 at the Catholic Media Center. After that, he worked as a journalist, news editor, and editor in several media outlets. He is most interested in covering the topics of war and international politics. He attaches great importance to comparing the present with the historical past. He is interested in memoirs and biographies of famous figures.
Author's articles
The Cabinet of Ministers allocated UAH 36.6 billion to the Ministry of Defense: the funds will go to the development of the defense industry complex

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine allocated UAH 36. 6 billion for the needs of the Ministry of Defense for programs to develop the defense industry complex and procure weapons. An additional UAH 500 million was allocated to support Ukrainian arms manufacturers.

Economy • October 8, 05:30 PM • 2877 views
Explosion in a high-rise building in the capital: one person died, another was injured

An explosion occurred in a high-rise building in the Sviatoshynskyi district of Kyiv. One person died, another was injured, and the circumstances of the incident are being investigated.

Kyiv • October 8, 04:34 PM • 10265 views
George Clooney explained why he is raising his children in the countryside

American actor George Clooney is raising his eight-year-old twins, Ella and Alexander, on a farm in France. He aims to protect them from paparazzi and comparisons to celebrity children, providing an analog life without iPads.

News of the World • October 8, 04:22 PM • 45284 views
International Defense Industries Forum concludes in Kyiv: what agreements were reached

The third International Defense Industries Forum DFNC³ has concluded in Kyiv, gathering around 2,000 participants from over 20 countries. A number of intergovernmental and business agreements were signed at the forum, opening new opportunities for Ukrainian manufacturers.

Economy • October 8, 03:05 PM • 3503 views
SBU exposed four FSB agents who were engaged in sabotage on "Ukrzaliznytsia": the youngest is 13 years oldPhoto

The SBU detained four FSB agents who, on the enemy's orders, set fire to railway infrastructure facilities. Among those detained are three teenagers and a 36-year-old foreigner who carried out sabotage tasks.

Society • October 8, 02:24 PM • 3789 views
The "Reserve+" application will not work on the night of September 9: the Ministry of Defense named the reason

On October 9, from 00:00 to 06:00, planned technical work will be carried out in the "Oberih" register. During this time, it will not be possible to receive services or update documents in the "Reserve+" application.

Society • October 8, 02:10 PM • 2984 views
German police to be allowed to shoot down unauthorized drones - Reuters

The German cabinet has approved a law allowing police to shoot down drones that violate airspace, including in cases of acute threat. This decision was made after drone incidents at airports, particularly in Munich, and an increase in the number of air traffic violations.

News of the World • October 8, 12:43 PM • 2894 views
Tetiana Berezhna may become Ukraine's Vice Prime Minister for Humanitarian Policy: the faction supported her candidacy

Tetiana Berezhna, acting Minister of Culture, may head the position of Vice Prime Minister for Humanitarian Policy. Her candidacy was approved by the "Servant of the People" faction, with a vote expected next plenary week.

Politics • October 8, 12:14 PM • 69474 views
The "Iron Curtain" returns: Russia wants to restrict ordinary citizens' ability to travel abroad

Russia is preparing an appeal to the State Duma regarding a ban on travel to NATO countries, so that Russians do not "finance Ukraine. " Exceptions are provided for officials, their families, and those who can afford medical treatment abroad.

Society • October 8, 11:52 AM • 6223 views
HACC nationalized assets of Russian senator worth UAH 95 million

The High Anti-Corruption Court satisfied a lawsuit against a Russian senator who supplied spare parts to the Russian army through a Ukrainian enterprise. Assets worth UAH 95 million, belonging to a non-resident company controlled by the senator, were nationalized and transferred to the Ukrainian enterprise Motorpal-Konotop LLC.

Society • October 8, 11:43 AM • 4092 views
Belgian Waffles: Five Original and Delicious RecipesPhoto

Five original recipes for Belgian waffles are presented: potato, crispy, carrot, savory with eggplant and sesame flour, and zucchini with hard cheese. These waffle variations offer a variety of flavors and will be a highlight on any table.

Life hack • October 8, 11:27 AM • 41603 views
Putin cynically stated that the decisions made in February 2022 were correct

Vladimir Putin called his decisions of February 2022 correct and timely, claiming that the strategic initiative on the front belongs to Russia. He also announced the withdrawal of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and instructed to ensure the safety of infrastructure.

War in Ukraine • October 7, 07:13 PM • 4023 views
Starostat in Sumy region came under enemy attack: roof and windows damaged

Russian troops attacked the Bytytsia Starostat in Sumy region with a Lancet-type UAV, damaging the roof and windows. There are no casualties, and relevant services are working at the scene.

War in Ukraine • October 7, 06:48 PM • 4547 views
Australia returned important archaeological artifacts to Ukraine: what awaits themPhoto

Australia handed over illegally exported archaeological artifacts to Ukraine, including a temporal pendant and an arrowhead. These unique objects, confiscated in Australia, will take their rightful place in the exhibition of one of Ukraine's museums.

Society • October 7, 06:08 PM • 6712 views
Ukraine has started using Flamingo cruise missiles, which cost about $500,000 - Media

Ukraine is intensifying attacks on Russia's energy infrastructure, increasing the number of strikes on oil refineries and other facilities. This has led to a significant reduction in Russian oil refining capacity and a fuel shortage in Russia.

War in Ukraine • October 7, 06:03 PM • 25628 views
A turbine plant is on fire in Yekaterinburg, Russia: the fire has covered about 1000 square metersVideo

A powerful fire broke out at a turbine plant in Yekaterinburg, covering about 1000 square meters of the tool shop. The plant produces condensing and heating turbines, and also provides services for modernizing power equipment.

News of the World • October 7, 05:19 PM • 6688 views
Situation in Chernihiv region: the enemy continues to attack infrastructure, power outage schedules are in effect in the region

During the day, Russians attacked Nizhyn, hitting an infrastructure facility and a non-operating enterprise. As a result of the morning shelling of Novhorod-Siverskyi, a 44-year-old woman sustained a closed head injury and was hospitalized.

War in Ukraine • October 7, 05:12 PM • 7976 views
Gold price exceeds four thousand dollars per ounce for the first time - NYT

The price of gold has risen above four thousand dollars per ounce for the first time, increasing by more than 50 percent this year. Investors are seeking safe-haven assets due to political turmoil and uncertainty, as well as the weakening dollar and US government bonds.

Economy • October 7, 03:44 PM • 3395 views
In Odesa, a man threw airsoft grenades at a noisy group and was himself injured

In Odesa, a 58-year-old man had an argument with a group of people making noise under his windows and threw several airsoft grenades at them. As a result of the explosion, he himself sustained a shrapnel wound to his shin and was hospitalized.

Crimes and emergencies • October 7, 03:13 PM • 3196 views
In Kyiv, a man will be tried for offering draft dodgers passage across the Tysa River for $8,000

A 42-year-old Kyiv resident organized the illegal transportation of men across the state border of Ukraine. He offered conscripts to cross the border with Romania via the Tysa River for $8,000.

Crimes and emergencies • October 7, 02:42 PM • 4453 views
Tractor driver in Kharkiv region ran over an explosive device, sustained minor injuries

In the Kharkiv region, a 47-year-old tractor driver ran over an explosive device near the village of Verbivka during field work. As a result of the detonation, he sustained minor bodily injuries, and the tractor suffered mechanical damage.

Crimes and emergencies • October 7, 02:36 PM • 3424 views
Dictator's birthday: Kremlin says no Trump-Putin conversation planned for today

Russian leader's aide Yuri Ushakov stated that Vladimir Putin does not plan a phone conversation with Donald Trump on October 7. This date coincides with the Russian dictator's birthday.

News of the World • October 7, 02:20 PM • 3102 views
In Germany, the newly elected mayor of Herdecke was attacked with a knife

In Herdecke, Germany, the newly elected mayor, Iris Stahlzer, was allegedly attacked with a knife near her home. Hagen police have launched a search for the suspect, and a large number of law enforcement officers are working at the scene.

Crimes and emergencies • October 7, 01:49 PM • 3371 views
Occupiers plan to ban real estate activities in TOT - CNS

Russians are preparing to ban real estate activities in the temporarily occupied territories. This will allow them to strengthen control over the local population and track the use of housing.

Society • October 7, 01:13 PM • 4022 views
International financial support is payment by partners for security services – NBU Governor

Ukraine has passed eight reviews of the IMF financing program, and its international financial support is payment by partners for security services. NBU Governor Andriy Pyshnyi noted that the stability of these revenues is guaranteed for the coming years.

Economy • October 7, 12:55 PM • 2593 views
Moscow expects clarification from the US regarding the possible supply of American Tomahawk missile systems to Ukraine.

Russia is awaiting clarification from the US regarding the possible supply of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, which theoretically can carry nuclear warheads. US President Donald Trump stated that he does not want an escalation of the war, but has "in a sense made a decision" on this issue.

Politics • October 7, 11:58 AM • 4218 views
IDF shells Gaza on anniversary of Hamas attack, talks at risk - media

Israeli tanks, boats, and planes struck Gaza on the anniversary of the Hamas attack, complicating US President Donald Trump's peace efforts. This occurred amid indirect talks between Hamas and Israel in Egypt regarding troop withdrawal and disarmament.

News of the World • October 7, 11:38 AM • 3238 views
OSCE PA may join coalition for return of Ukrainian children: what the assembly president said

President of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly Pere Joan Pons Sampietro announced in the Verkhovna Rada the initiation of the OSCE PA's accession to the International Coalition for the Return of Ukrainian Children. He emphasized the importance of collective efforts and coordinated international actions for the safe return of children.

Politics • October 7, 11:25 AM • 3252 views
Defense Forces captured a 22-year-old Indian: what he revealedVideo

Soldiers of the 63rd Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine captured a 22-year-old Indian who studied in Russia and ended up in the war due to drugs. He claims he did not want to fight and surrendered during the first assault.

Society • October 7, 11:01 AM • 4093 views
Feast of the Intercession of the Theotokos: history, traditions, prohibitions

The Feast of the Intercession of the Theotokos, celebrated on October 1, is a symbol of faith in miraculous salvation and a protective charm from the Mother of God. It holds great significance for Ukrainian Cossacks, who considered the Theotokos the patroness of the military.

Society • September 30, 08:28 AM • 89213 views