What else happened this afternoon: Popular hosting provider Beggar experienced a major outage that affected "all levels of the architecture," the company said. Engineers manually eliminate the consequences in the data centers, while investigation is performed in parallel. A beggar makes up almost 15% of the websites that operate. The Russian government has banned the export of certain types of petrochemical products outside the EAEU for three months, the Cabinet reported. The decision was made to supply Russian industrial plants with raw materials. NATO countries fear that Republican defeats in the midterm elections will push Donald Trump to "dramatically escalate attacks" on the alliance, Politico reports. European diplomats estimate that if the Democrats gain control of Congress and limit the president's actions in domestic policy, he will be able to focus on foreign policy. The current president of Bulgaria, Ileana Yutova, wins the second round of the presidential elections, as shown by the CEC data after processing 100% of the ballots. Together with the vice-presidential candidate Kirill Velchev, she received 57.57% of the votes. The Ministry of Construction plans to introduce surcharges for heat, water and sanitation rates. The money raised will be used to restore dilapidated infrastructure, said Fyodor Kozlov, deputy director of the agency's housing and community services department. Listen to the broadcast l Write to the chatbot l.