and then text, then next paragraph. In HTML, h2 is a block element, so it's fine. We'll replicate.
Also note: The original content has a line break before each h2? Not important.
Now produce JSON. Ensure proper escaping of quotes in JSON. The HTML content will be a string with double quotes inside, so we need to escape them or use single quotes? Since JSON requires double quotes for strings, we need to escape any double quotes inside the string. In Ukrainian text, there are no double quotes except maybe around terms. But we have quotation marks in original? No. However, we have "Google's parent company" which in translation becomes "материнській компанії Google" - no quotes. Also we have "search giant" - no quotes. So no double quotes inside the content except perhaps in meta description? Meta description has no quotes. So we can just put the string. But to be safe, we'll escape any double quotes if they appear. None appear.
Also note: The original meta description