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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
United States issued licenses to Hungary for the construction of a nuclear power plant funded by Russia

The US has issued a general license permitting certain financial transactions related to Russia's Paks II nuclear power plant project in Hungary. The authorized transactions involve Gazprombank, VTB Bank, and the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, provided they pertain to the implementation of the nuclear power plant project.

Economy • November 22, 12:29 AM • 6017 views
US Congress collects signatures to vote on new sanctions against Russia

Republican Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick has launched a campaign to collect signatures to vote on a bill to strengthen sanctions against Russia. This comes amid reports of a possible "peace plan" for Ukraine, which Fitzpatrick called "propaganda."

Politics • November 22, 12:07 AM • 3779 views
Russian military tried to break through to Novodanylivka and Mala Tokmachka in Zaporizhzhia - DeepStatePhoto

The Russian army launched minor attacks in Zaporizhzhia, attempting to break through the defense in Novodanylivka and Mala Tokmachka. Ukrainian troops stopped them, controlling the situation and recording weak enemy attempts to probe the defense.

War in Ukraine • November 21, 11:50 PM • 6981 views
A new course on the basics of combat planning has started in Armiia+ - Ministry of Defense

The Armiia+ application now offers a course called "Fundamentals of Combat Planning" for commanders and military personnel who train units. It teaches combat planning using the Troop Leading Procedures (TLP) methodology and consists of over 35 lessons.

Education • November 21, 11:28 PM • 3325 views
Meloni discussed US peace plan with Merz

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz discussed the American proposal for a peaceful settlement in Ukraine. The leaders emphasized the importance of supporting negotiation processes and the desire to achieve a just peace.

Politics • November 21, 11:14 PM • 4091 views
AFU destroyed 13,000 occupiers during counteroffensive in Donbas - Syrskyi

Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi reported that from late August to October 2025, the Defense Forces conducted counteroffensive operations in the Dobropillia direction. Russian losses amounted to over 13,000 killed and wounded.

War in Ukraine • November 21, 10:50 PM • 4592 views
Kremlin seeks money in fines - Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine

Russia plans to significantly increase fines for 36 types of economic offenses, including illegal entrepreneurship and tax evasion, to replenish the budget. Fines will increase several times, reaching up to $61.5 thousand for significant damages from tax evasion.

Economy • November 21, 10:34 PM • 4337 views
SBU detained a GRU agent who helped the occupiers storm KupyanskPhoto

SBU counterintelligence detained an agent of Russian military intelligence in the Kharkiv region, who provided the occupiers with coordinates for storming the positions of the Defense Forces in the Kupyansk direction. The perpetrator turned out to be a Kharkiv IT specialist, previously convicted of collaborating with the Rashists.

Crimes and emergencies • November 21, 10:23 PM • 13291 views
Zelenskyy will have to approve US peace plan or war will continue - Trump

Donald Trump stated on November 21 that Volodymyr Zelenskyy must sign his peace plan, otherwise Ukraine will have to continue fighting. Trump emphasized that the US has its own vision for peace, which Zelenskyy should accept.

Politics • November 21, 09:58 PM • 30081 views
The central part of Pokrovsk is gradually coming under Russian control: the enemy is consolidating and establishing positions.

Russian troops are advancing into the central part of Pokrovsk, establishing positions and moving towards a full-scale battle for the city. The Armed Forces of Ukraine are hunting in the railway area, but sightings of infantry groups indicate a threat to the railway tracks.

War in Ukraine • November 21, 09:42 PM • 13997 views
Almost 10 million Ukrainians have become refugees - UN

In 2025, 122,000 Ukrainians were forced to leave their homes due to the war. In total, about 10 million Ukrainians have become refugees or internally displaced persons.

Our people abroad • November 21, 09:30 PM • 12328 views
Dollar rose in price, euro and zloty fell: NBU set exchange rates for November 21

For November 21, the NBU set the official dollar exchange rate at UAH 42. 15, which is 6 kopecks more. The euro lost 12 kopecks, and the zloty lost 7 kopecks.

Finance • November 21, 06:00 AM • 3032 views
Russians lost another 1,050 servicemen and dozens of pieces of equipment in one day - General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

On November 20, the Russian army lost at least 1,050 servicemen, 20 artillery systems, and 3 armored combat vehicles. The total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02.22 to 21.11.25 amounted to 1,163,170 personnel.

War in Ukraine • November 21, 05:40 AM • 3756 views
US offers Ukraine security guarantees based on NATO model: details of Trump's "peace plan"

The US has developed a draft security guarantee for Ukraine based on NATO's Article 5 model, which provides for a joint response to an attack. This plan, presented to Zelenskyy, is part of Trump's "peace plan" and may include the use of military force.

Politics • November 21, 05:29 AM • 26044 views
Ukraine to be covered by rainy weather: forecasters name regions where wet snow will fallPhoto

On November 21, cloudy weather with rains is expected in Ukraine, with rain and wet snow in the far west. Air temperature will range from +2°C to +21°C depending on the region.

Weather and environment • November 21, 04:40 AM • 4127 views
Montenegro promises to tighten visa regime for Russians as part of European integration

Montenegro plans to align its visa policy with EU standards, which is a requirement for accession to the European Union. The country will tighten visa rules for Russian citizens, who can currently travel without a visa for up to 30 days.

Politics • November 21, 04:32 AM • 4747 views
Great Britain prepares troops for deployment in Ukraine amid new round of negotiations with the US

Great Britain has identified units and headquarters locations for troop deployment in Ukraine as part of a 30-country coalition. Plans include training Ukrainian troops within the country and coordinating multinational forces.

Politics • November 21, 04:00 AM • 30901 views
Frida Kahlo's self-portrait sold for a record $54.7 million

A self-portrait by Mexican artist Frida Kahlo titled "El sueño (La cama)" was sold at Sotheby's auction in New York for $54. 7 million. This made it Kahlo's most expensive work and the most expensive piece of Latin American art in history.

Culture • November 21, 03:32 AM • 4604 views
Four people injured in Odesa due to enemy attackPhoto

As a result of the night attack on Odesa on November 21, four people were injured, three of whom were hospitalized with burns and blast injuries. A residential building and an enterprise were damaged, and the aftermath is still being dealt with.

War in Ukraine • November 21, 03:10 AM • 4186 views
US Ambassador to the UN threatened Russia with sanctions and arms supplies to Ukraine if the Kremlin does not stop the war

US Permanent Representative to the UN Mike Waltz stated Washington's readiness to increase economic pressure on Russia. This will happen if the Kremlin does not agree to a ceasefire and does not start real negotiations, and also continues to provide military support to Ukraine.

Politics • November 21, 02:58 AM • 23434 views
OpenAI officially launches group chats in ChatGPT for all users

OpenAI has begun a global rollout of group chats in ChatGPT, allowing up to 20 participants to collaboratively formulate queries and respond to messages. This feature is available to all users, regardless of their subscription plan, after a week of testing in four countries.

Technologies • November 21, 02:37 AM • 3849 views
Airbus CEO calls for nuclear weapons in Europe

René Obermann, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Airbus, called on European countries to arm themselves with tactical nuclear weapons. This is a response to the threat from Russian Iskander missiles with nuclear warheads deployed in Kaliningrad.

Politics • November 21, 02:21 AM • 3841 views
EU opens €17 million call for proposals to support Ukrainian civil society

The European Union has announced a new €17 million call for proposals under the Ukraine Facility to support civil society in Ukraine. The call includes five thematic areas, and civil society organizations from all over Ukraine are eligible to participate.

Society • November 21, 01:51 AM • 5120 views
At the UN Security Council, Ukraine declared its readiness to consider the US peace plan but will not cede sovereignty and territory

Ukraine stated at the UN Security Council its readiness to consider the American peace plan for resolving the war, emphasizing its unwavering position regarding its territorial integrity. No temporarily occupied territories are recognized as Russian, and Ukraine reserves the right to self-defense.

Politics • November 21, 01:12 AM • 23804 views
Ferry crashes into island in South Korea: officer at the helm was watching news

The passenger ferry Queen Jenuvia II, carrying 267 people, collided with a rocky islet because the helmsman was distracted by his mobile phone. 27 passengers sustained minor injuries, and the coast guard detained the first mate and the captain.

News of the World • November 21, 12:42 AM • 4008 views
Hungary called for an end to aid to Ukraine due to corruption

Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó called on the EU to stop aid to Ukraine amid a corruption scandal at Energoatom. He called the EC's intention to send another 100 billion euros to Ukraine absurd.

Politics • November 21, 12:11 AM • 4037 views
Taras Kachka to lead Ukrainian delegation to Israel for economic cooperation development

Vice Prime Minister Taras Kachka will lead the Ukrainian delegation to Israel to develop economic cooperation, marking the first visit of this level since 2022. The meetings will take place within the framework of the Joint Ukrainian-Israeli Commission, which has not met since 2021.

Economy • November 20, 11:51 PM • 12241 views
Vilnius Airport temporarily suspended operations due to a suspicious balloon

On November 20, Vilnius Airport temporarily restricted its airspace due to a suspected balloon flyover, causing delays for over 1,100 passengers and about ten flights. The airport fully resumed operations around 7:55 PM local time.

Events • November 20, 11:25 PM • 2854 views
occupiers launch ID MAX system for total surveillance in temporarily occupied territories

The occupation authorities in Henichesk have obliged entrepreneurs to install the ID MAX system, which is connected to Russian state databases. This facial recognition system allows tracking people, their purchases, and movements.

Technologies • November 20, 11:10 PM • 16908 views
SBU detained GRU informant who was adjusting Russian bombardments of Lyman

SBU counterintelligence detained a Russian military intelligence informant in Donetsk region who was adjusting strikes on Lyman. The 50-year-old saleswoman collected data on the Armed Forces of Ukraine and passed it on to an acquaintance who works for the Russian special service.

Crimes and emergencies • November 20, 10:52 PM • 15588 views