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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
Record-breaker 2024: Disney earned $5 billion at the box office

Disney became the only company to cross the $2 billion threshold at the US box office in 2024. The studio released three of the highest-grossing films of the year - Inside Out 2, Deadpool and Wolverine, and Wayansa 2.

Economy • December 25, 01:59 AM • 106547 views
The manufacturer of stars Mercedes-Benz went bankrupt after 228 years of existence

Gerhardi Kunststofftechnik GmbH, a German company that produced emblems for Mercedes-Benz, has declared bankruptcy. The reason was a drop in demand for its products and the crisis in the European automotive industry.

Society • December 25, 01:26 AM • 27865 views
decided to change his shoes: the NYT found out why lukashenko pardoned 200 prisoners

The belarusian dictator pardoned more than 200 participants in the 2020 protests. Analysts believe that this is an attempt to ease Western sanctions, especially on Belavia and potash fertilizers.

War in Ukraine • December 25, 12:57 AM • 107218 views
Cocoa beans overtake bitcoin to become the most profitable commodity of the year

The price of cocoa beans rose by 185% due to climate problems in West Africa, reaching $12,000 per ton. The International Cocoa Organization predicts a shortage of 478 thousand tons of raw materials.

Economy • December 25, 12:26 AM • 37427 views
russia takes off a group of Tu-95MS aircraft from Olenya airfield

A group of Tu-95MS strategic bombers take off from the Olenya airfield in the murmansk region of the russian Federation. The planes are moving on a southern course.

War in Ukraine • December 24, 11:49 PM • 28984 views
Toyota to allocate one million dollars for Donald Trump's inauguration

Toyota Motor North America will donate $1 million to Donald Trump's inaugural events. Ford and GM will also allocate a million each and provide cars for the celebration.

Economy • December 24, 11:35 PM • 23435 views
Professor Vasylenko may be fired: KNU rector reacts to joke about “hungry Ukrainian women”

The rector of the Kyiv National University initiated a review of the case of Professor Mykyta Vasylenko because of his statements about “Ukrainian women hungry for sex. ” The Ethics Commission may decide to dismiss the professor on December 26.

Society • December 24, 11:21 PM • 18928 views
“This is a gift I ask for": host Friedman offers Zelensky an interview in Russian

American podcaster Lex Friedman plans to conduct an interview with President Zelensky in Russian. He explained this by his lack of knowledge of Ukrainian, although he is actively studying it.

Society • December 24, 10:57 PM • 22727 views
Explosions in Kyiv: air defense is working

Enemy drones have been spotted in the sky over Kyiv region. Air defense forces are working to neutralize the threat.

War in Ukraine • December 24, 10:16 PM • 27553 views
UK increases defense spending by 14% in 10 years - The Times

Britain's defense spending has increased by 14% over 10 years, while Iran, China, and Russia have increased funding by 57%, 60%, and 34%. London plans to increase spending to 2.5% of GDP.

War in Ukraine • December 24, 09:55 PM • 99645 views
The Pope was presented with a dove of peace painted on the shards of glass from St. Nicholas Church in Kyiv

A Ukrainian artist presented Pope Francis with a dove of peace painted on a piece of stained glass from the Church of St. Nicholas in Kyiv. The church suffered from a Russian attack on December 20, 2024.

War in Ukraine • December 24, 09:29 PM • 79771 views
Former head of Kyiv subway Braginsky put on the wanted list - Ministry of Internal Affairs

The Ministry of Internal Affairs has put the former head of the Kyiv Metro, Viktor Braginsky, on the wanted list. He has been hiding from the pre-trial investigation authorities since June 20, 2024, following an embezzlement scandal.

Kyiv • December 24, 09:14 PM • 21219 views
What is happening at the front: the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine informs

Over the past day, 248 combat engagements took place in various sectors, with the Ukrainian Armed Forces repelling most of the occupiers' attacks. The enemy launched missile and air strikes and used 640 kamikaze drones on the territory of Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • December 24, 08:55 PM • 20692 views
Another office of putin's party set on fire in russia: aid for the occupiers destroyed

In Arkhangelsk, an unknown person threw a Molotov cocktail at the United russia office where humanitarian aid was stored. The arson damaged the premises and burned part of the cargo for the occupiers.

War in Ukraine • December 24, 08:35 PM • 60709 views
First human case of avian influenza reported in Los Angeles

The first case of human infection with H5 avian influenza after contact with sick livestock has been detected in Los Angeles County. The patient has mild symptoms and is recovering at home after being treated with antiviral drugs.

Society • December 24, 06:27 AM • 17288 views
putin may have abandoned the capture of Pokrovsk and set the army another task: ISW analysis

ISW reports on a change in russian tactics in Donbas, where Putin has ordered to focus on capturing territory instead of cities. Russian troops are 10 km from the border of Donetsk and Dnipropetrovsk regions.

War in Ukraine • December 24, 05:59 AM • 36697 views
Christmas Eve with rain and sleet: weather forecast for today

On December 24, Ukraine is expected to have cloudy weather with rains and sleet in the west and north. Temperatures will range from -2 to +14 degrees, with the warmest temperatures in Crimea.

Society • December 24, 05:23 AM • 24923 views
He used drugs and paid for sex with a minor: the US Congress released a scandalous report on the case of Goetz

The Ethics Committee found that Matt Goetz had violated House rules, including paying for sexual favors and drug possession. The investigation lasted several years and prevented him from being appointed Attorney General.

Politics • December 24, 03:44 AM • 22359 views
kremlin sends “cultural” figures from russia to the TOT - Center of National Resistance

The occupiers launched the Zemsky Cultural Worker program to attract 1,100 russians to the TOT. They offer 2 million rubles for moving, but there are few people willing to do so because of the hostile attitude of the locals.

War in Ukraine • December 24, 03:02 AM • 21561 views
Poland rejected almost 22 tons of Ukrainian wheat

The Polish Trade Inspection banned 22 tons of Ukrainian wheat due to low protein content. The import of 200 tons of rice from Myanmar was also banned due to the presence of pests.

Economy • December 24, 01:58 AM • 34796 views
“Ukrenergo receives 86 million euros from the EIB for drone protection

“Ukrenergo has received EUR 86 million from the EIB to install anti-drone protection at key substations. This is the first part of the Support Plan for Ukraine's Energy Sector to overcome infrastructure damage.

War in Ukraine • December 24, 01:27 AM • 79967 views
Ukraine is developing a missile that can reach moscow - The Economist

Ukraine is working on a new Trembita missile with a range to moscow. The basic version has a speed of 400 km/h and a range of 200 km, and production is planned after the completion of tests.

War in Ukraine • December 24, 12:34 AM • 21684 views
The state will allocate over UAH 2.1 billion to feed wounded soldiers in medical institutions

The Ministry of Defense is introducing a unified payment mechanism and a simplified procedure for providing meals to military personnel in civilian medical facilities. More than UAH 2.1 billion will be allocated for this purpose in 2025.

War in Ukraine • December 23, 11:21 PM • 20616 views
Azov Brigade announces recruitment of foreigners

The 12th Azov Special Forces Brigade has announced a call for foreign volunteers. The brigade promises to provide recruits with modern weapons, quality training and motivated brotherhood.

War in Ukraine • December 23, 11:02 PM • 19406 views
The "newest" russian rocket "Oreshnyk" turned out to be a 7-year-old development

Analysis of the wreckage of the Oreshnik ballistic missile used by russia to attack Dnipro revealed a production date of 2017. The missile was developed in the early 2010s and manufactured by Roscosmos.

War in Ukraine • December 23, 10:28 PM • 66657 views
France announces the composition of the new government

A new government headed by Prime Minister Francois Bayrou was introduced in France. Seven ministers retained their positions, while some received new appointments, and the first meeting will be held on January 3.

Society • December 23, 10:27 PM • 62775 views
A bird with a prosthesis instead of a wing: NBU issues “Barrier-Free” coin

The National Bank of Ukraine has presented a commemorative 5-hryvnia coin “Barrier-Free” with a mintage of 30,000 pieces. The coin symbolizes equal opportunities for all citizens and is dedicated to building an inclusive society.

Society • December 23, 10:26 PM • 18853 views
Amazon is on the verge of the first large-scale strike in the US: details

Amazon's union has authorized a strike at two warehouses in New York City due to the company's refusal to negotiate. The workers are demanding better working conditions and a pay raise by December 15.

Society • December 15, 06:57 AM • 28569 views
German chancellor candidate Merz says aid to Ukrainian refugees in Germany should be cut

Friedrich Merz is in favor of cutting social benefits for Ukrainian refugees in Germany. Instead, he proposes to give them the immediate right to work without the need to learn the language.

Society • December 15, 06:09 AM • 101700 views
The fifth training course on psychological training was launched in the Army+ application

The fifth training course on psychological support for servicemen has been launched in the Army+ app. The course includes video tutorials, tests and additional materials to strengthen the moral and psychological state of soldiers.

Society • December 15, 05:15 AM • 23668 views