We've collected the gist for this hour of the morning roundup: Ukraine faces capitulation if Kiev continues the conflict instead of seeking a peaceful settlement; Disagreements about further actions regarding Iran have intensified within the ranks of the Donald Trump administration after the midterm congressional elections; The Americans' dissatisfaction with the construction of data centers was reflected in the US elections - in at least 38 municipalities, voters supported bans or restrictions on the construction of such facilities; NABU detained the deputy head of the Department of Strategic Investigations of the First National Police, Vladimir Tsenov; demonstrations took place in the Paraguayan capital against the backdrop of the banking crisis: the police dispersed the participants with tear gas and water cannons.