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Vita Zelenetska

In 2005, she graduated from the Institute of Journalism at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. Journalist, editor, TV and radio presenter. Member of the Danish Association of Journalists. She began her professional journalism career in 2005 at the publication Yuridicheskaya Praktika. In 2006-2007, she worked as a parliamentary correspondent and editor for the UTR World Service television channel. In 2007, she worked as a line producer in Oksana Sokolova's team at the ICTV television channel. From 2008 to 2013, she worked as a TV presenter and editor of the news program Chas Krainy on the First Public TV channel (KDTRK). She has collaborated with Ukrainian and international Telegram channels, media platforms, and the Armed Forces of Ukraine's TV and radio broadcasting company. Since 2022, she has been working as a special correspondent for the international television channel CGTN. Since 2024, she has been working as a news anchor on Ukrainian Radio. She specializes in issues of domestic and foreign policy, socio-economic activity, military topics, and culture.
Author's articles
North Korea launched a ballistic missile off its east coast

North Korea launched a ballistic missile from its east coast on November 7, following the imposition of US sanctions against North Korean bankers. This is the second launch in less than three weeks.

Politics • November 7, 04:29 AM • 4806 views
Ukraine, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, and the USA strengthen cooperation to diversify gas supplies to Europe - Ministry of EnergyPhoto

Five countries agreed to strengthen cooperation in energy and reaffirmed their commitment to diversifying gas supplies to Europe. This will reduce dependence on Russian energy resources; opportunities to increase American LNG supplies were discussed.

Economy • November 7, 04:06 AM • 6635 views
Trump stated that there is significant progress in ending the war in Ukraine

US President Donald Trump reported significant progress in ending the war in Ukraine. He also recalled the peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which his administration helped to conclude.

War in Ukraine • November 7, 03:41 AM • 39501 views
In Britain, archaeologists have unearthed hundreds of ancient structures over 2,000 years old that have no explanationPhoto

Near the Scottish city of Perth, archaeologists have unearthed an Iron Age settlement with an unknown underground chamber. Similar structures, whose purpose is still unclear, have previously been found in various parts of the country.

Culture • November 7, 03:28 AM • 25291 views
Orban made a new statement about a possible meeting between Trump and Putin: details

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that a meeting between the US and Russian presidents on a peaceful settlement in Ukraine could take place soon if several issues are resolved. After that, an agreement on establishing peace in Ukraine is possible.

Politics • November 7, 03:02 AM • 23386 views
Over the past year of defending the Pokrovsk direction, "Alpha" special forces eliminated 9,500 Russian troops

The Security Service of Ukraine reported that its units are systematically inflicting losses on Russian troops in and around Pokrovsk. Over a year of defending this direction, the "Alpha" special forces unit eliminated approximately 9,500 occupiers.

War in Ukraine • November 7, 02:41 AM • 4895 views
Tesla shareholders approve Elon Musk's $1 trillion compensation package

Tesla shareholders have backed a compensation package for Elon Musk that could be worth nearly $1 trillion. This would make him the world's first trillionaire if the company reaches a market capitalization of $8.5 trillion.

Economy • November 7, 02:28 AM • 4913 views
Trump confirmed that Kazakhstan will join the “Abraham Accords”

US President Donald Trump stated that Kazakhstan will join the "Abraham Accords," which entails establishing diplomatic relations with Israel. This step, though symbolic, aims to give impetus to the agreements, which have been paused due to the war in Gaza.

Politics • November 7, 01:37 AM • 15004 views
Russia intensifies militarization of youth in occupied territories of Ukraine through educational institutions

Russia has launched a new wave of militarization in all temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, using educational institutions and local administrations. The occupiers combine "patriotic" events with covert mobilization schemes to fill the shortage of manpower.

Society • November 7, 01:15 AM • 4974 views
Ukraine launches Eastern Europe's first project for treating soldiers with severe injuries using AIPhoto

Ukraine is testing AI-driven phagotherapy, which selects viruses to destroy antibiotic-resistant bacteria. This technology could become a faster and more accessible method of treating wounded soldiers and veterans.

Health • November 7, 12:23 AM • 3958 views
Ukraine holds "positive" talks on Tomahawk missiles despite Trump's stance - Stefanishyna

Ukraine's Ambassador Olha Stefanishyna announced "positive" negotiations regarding the acquisition of Tomahawk missiles and other long-range weapons. This comes despite Donald Trump expressing reluctance to supply them to Ukraine.

Politics • November 7, 12:03 AM • 32738 views
Russian army trying to speed up on Pokrovsk direction - DeepStatePhoto

On November 5, the Russian army conducted 100 assault operations in the Pokrovsk direction, which indicates a sharp increase in the intensity of fighting. This is one of the highest activity indicators for 2025, second only to two days in May.

War in Ukraine • November 6, 11:36 PM • 11830 views
Supreme Court allows Trump to ban transgender and non-binary people from choosing gender on passports

The U. S. Supreme Court has allowed the Donald Trump administration to implement a policy that restricts the right of transgender and non-binary people to indicate their gender identity on passports. This decision effectively overturns the changes made by the Joe Biden administration, which allowed the selection of an "X" marker for non-binary individuals.

News of the World • November 6, 11:18 PM • 3575 views
Russians attacked Zaporizhzhia: windows broken in high-rise buildings and kindergarten

On the night of November 7, Russians attacked Zaporizhzhia, breaking windows in residential buildings and a kindergarten. No information about casualties has been reported.

War in Ukraine • November 6, 10:56 PM • 8854 views
Drones paralyze operations at Sweden's second-largest airport

Flights at Sweden's Gothenburg Landvetter Airport were temporarily suspended due to the detection of drones in the airspace, leading to an investigation into possible sabotage. Air traffic was closed but resumed at 9:00 PM, and similar incidents have been recorded in other European countries.

News of the World • November 6, 10:36 PM • 3951 views
Belarusian citizen extradited to US on charges of smuggling aircraft parts to Russia

33-year-old Belarusian citizen Yana Leonova was extradited from France to the United States. She is accused of conspiring to violate the Export Control Reform Act, smuggling and money laundering, and defrauding the United States.

Crimes and emergencies • November 6, 10:14 PM • 4259 views
Ukrainian Ambassador reacts to removal of Ukrainian flag from Czech Parliament

Ukraine's Ambassador to the Czech Republic, Vasyl Zvarych, thanked the Czech people for their support after newly elected Speaker of Parliament Tomio Okamura ordered the removal of the Ukrainian flag from the building. The diplomat emphasized that the Ukrainian flag symbolizes freedom and resilience, and the strength of unity can force Russia to stop the war.

Politics • November 6, 09:46 PM • 12654 views
Russia is preparing forced conscription in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine - Center for Countering Disinformation

The Kremlin has included the occupied territories of Donbas, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson regions in the Southern Military District, creating a basis for forced mobilization. Putin announced year-round conscription starting in 2026 and introduced electronic summonses, increasing the risk of illegal conscription of Ukrainians.

War in Ukraine • November 6, 09:29 PM • 7865 views
SBU exposed a Russian agent who tried to blow up a railway in Kharkiv region

SBU counterintelligence detained a Russian agent who tried to blow up a railway route of the Defense Forces in Kharkiv region. The detained 54-year-old mechanic, recruited through anti-Ukrainian comments, received instructions and 8 kg of plastic explosives via a drone.

Crimes and emergencies • November 6, 09:08 PM • 10317 views
Dollar in Ukraine cheaper: NBU set official exchange rate for November 6

The National Bank of Ukraine set the official exchange rate for November 6. The US dollar fell by 1 kopeck, its value is 42.06 hryvnias.

Economy • November 6, 06:01 AM • 3145 views
Russia massively attacked Dnipropetrovsk region with drones: 8 people injuredPhoto

On the night of November 6, the Russian army attacked the Dnipropetrovsk region with drones, as a result of which 8 people were injured in Kamianske. Residential buildings, infrastructure, and a transport enterprise were damaged; strikes also occurred in the Petropavlivka community and Nikopol district.

War in Ukraine • November 6, 05:54 AM • 3693 views
AFU eliminated over a thousand occupiers and 278 units of equipment in a day - General Staff of the AFU

Over the past day, November 5, the Defense Forces of Ukraine destroyed 1,170 Russian occupiers and 278 units of enemy equipment. The total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02.22 to 06.11.25 amount to over 1.1 million personnel.

War in Ukraine • November 6, 05:24 AM • 4378 views
Google is preparing satellites that will process AI data in space

Google is developing Project Suncatcher to launch solar-powered satellites into orbit that will power artificial intelligence systems. The first mission with two prototypes is scheduled for early 2027.

Technologies • November 6, 05:18 AM • 4146 views
Bundestag President calls Germany "Europe's brothel" and calls for a ban on sex purchases

Bundestag President Julia Klöckner called Germany "Europe's brothel" and called for a ban on sex purchases, advocating for the "Nordic model. " She argues that prostitution degrades women and is not a normal profession, despite its legalization in Germany since 2002.

News of the World • November 6, 05:05 AM • 5206 views
Weather in Ukraine on November 6: warm up to +15°C and dryPhoto

On November 6, no precipitation is expected in Ukraine, but fog is possible in the western, northern, and eastern regions at night and in the morning. Daytime air temperature will be +8…+17°C, with the warmest weather in the south.

Weather and environment • November 6, 04:37 AM • 4935 views
Army+ launches course on fiber optic drones

A new training course, "Fiber Optic Drones. Fundamentals of Use," has been launched in the "Army+" application, dedicated to the specifics of using fiber optic FPV drones in combat conditions. The course consists of 7 lessons covering advantages, preparation, flight techniques, and troubleshooting, and its lecturer is Vitaliy "Soloma," an engineer from the SIGNUM battalion.

War in Ukraine • November 6, 04:17 AM • 4852 views
Explosion at Mississippi plant causes toxic chemical leak: residents urged to evacuate (video)Video

A powerful explosion with an ammonia leak occurred at the CF Industries plant in Yazoo City, Mississippi. Residents of nearby areas have been ordered to evacuate, and the rest of the city has been advised to stay indoors.

News of the World • November 6, 03:59 AM • 4876 views
British Army announces first delivery of Ajax armored vehicles - eight years late

The British military has received the first 50 Ajax reconnaissance armored vehicles, which will be sent to NATO's eastern flank. The delivery was eight years late and despite criticism of the armored vehicles' effectiveness amid the growing role of drones.

Politics • November 6, 03:32 AM • 17996 views
Scientists from the University of Cologne have discovered a "promising" antibody against HIV

Cologne researchers have discovered the 04A06 antibody, which effectively prevents HIV from entering cells by neutralizing 98% of virus variants. This discovery is promising for passive immunization but requires further research.

Health • November 6, 02:50 AM • 18342 views
German far-right AfD MPs suspected of systematically transmitting military secrets to Russia

The German Ministry of Defense and the military are concerned that MPs from the far-right AfD party may be using parliamentary inquiries to obtain strategically important information. They believe that some MPs are "deliberately processing questionnaires from Moscow" concerning the Bundeswehr's military capabilities and procurement schedules.

Politics • November 6, 02:21 AM • 14728 views