The main events by the morning: October 2

• There is an extremely serious escalation in the Middle East. Last night, Iran responded with a massive rocket attack (hundreds of rockets) against Israel's actions in Lebanon against Hezbollah and Hamas in Gaza. Many arrivals have been recorded in Tel Aviv, and there is information about the destruction of military facilities.

• Israel has resumed strikes on the Lebanese capital. At night, the IDF announced the continuation of attacks on Hezbollah targets in Beirut. An hour earlier, the Israeli military had called on residents of the Haret Horak area to evacuate to safe zones. 

• A debate of vice presidential candidates took place in the United States. Republican Representative J.D. Vance and Democrat Tim Walz discussed the situation in the Middle East on CBS News. Attention was also paid to internal issues: Vance said that if the Republicans win, the United States will deport about 1 million illegal migrants with a criminal record.

• Israel is considering the possibility of strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities. Israel has sent clear warnings to Tehran about its intention to respond to any attacks on its territory. In response, the IDF may strike at Iranian oil and nuclear facilities, regardless of the scale of the Iranian attack or the number of casualties.

• Russia ranked 11th in the world in terms of the availability of self-made cars for the population. To buy a domestic car, Russians need to accumulate 15.2 average salaries. For comparison, in Japan, buying a car costs 5.1 salaries.