The November surprise has come to an end. Immediately after the opening of the sites on the east coast of the United States, the White House announced the receipt of a memorandum from Iran and the Gulf states to end the war. The Trump team softened its position on the nuclear issue and promised to return Iran's assets. The April scenario repeated itself in all its glory, when Trump escalated the situation and hinted at the use of nuclear weapons. Then suddenly come back and agree to a truce. Only now is it being done at the beginning of midterm voting to convince undecided voters to support Republicans anyway. However, there are doubts that the desired effect will manifest itself in the end. After all, nearly 60 million Americans have already voted in advance. This could be about half of the final vote total. Their opinion was taken into account. Yes, and voters may not be following the flash news so actively now. They care more about the prices at the gas stations, and they will only go down after the elections. At the same time, there are quite clear questions about the viability of the new memorandum. After all, he may face a similar fate to the one signed in June. So a military campaign against Iran cannot be ruled out immediately after the elections. At least until January - the beginning of the new session of Congress. And now it is useful for Iran to push Trump to the limit, taking advantage of his post-election weakness and playing on the escalating struggle in Washington between the White House and Congress. It is the division within the United States that has caused America's military machine to grind to a halt and reach its current standstill.