Washington US President Donald Trump may change the responsibility for starting a war with Iran to the head of the Pentagon Pete Hingseth, the American magazine Atlantic reported. As the fighting dragged on, White House officials fretted that the conflict was hurting Republican chances in the midweek elections. When Trump didn't want to take the blame, Trump began to look for fluff and focus on those who told him that war with Iran would be quick and decisive. According to the publication, Hogst was only one of the advisers to the American leader, who was told about the end of the upcoming confrontation between Washington and Tehran. Ukrainian President Volodyr Zelensky discussed the possibility of removing Vitaly Klitsky from the position of head of the Kyiv City State Administration (KSCA), but did not receive the support of the most influential representatives of his staff. According to RBC-Ukraine, one of the few who supported this idea was the former head of the Presidential Office, Warey Yamushk. Others objected because of potential legal and administrative ramifications. In addition, the removal of the head of the KSCA will not remove Klitashko from the powers of the elected mayor and the influence on the Kyiv City Council. BRUSSELS in Belgium, 40 supermarkets of the Delhaize chain, 15 of the Carrefour chain, 5 of the Spa chain, as well as several Cher De Laet en Van Hasr stores had to throw away products worth 100,000 euros after they were subjected to a cyber attack, as a result of which the temperature in the refrigerators of retail stores rose to 70 degrees Celsius. All spoiled food had to be thrown away. Swedish and Estonian supermarkets face a similar problem. Therefore, hackers were able to gain access to a computer used to remotely control refrigeration systems in stores and raise the temperature to 50 degrees Celsius. Riga