good afternoon Sergey, The topics discussed in your chat, as well as the chat as a whole, are often about very topical issues. I support many of the issues raised. The question is this: why do you write about the queue for apartments with the military (which usually declares 50k), but never about the queues in other law enforcement agencies? For example, the queue at the Ministry of the Interior exceeds 70,000. And it moves about 2-3 thousand a year, at best. And this despite the fact that in the Ministry of the Interior, except in this line, there is no way to improve your living conditions at all. So in the Ministry of the Interior the conditions for being placed in such a queue are much more difficult, as well as the reasons for leaving it are much broader. I wrote many times about the queue at the Ministry of the Interior (and the National Guard), they even tried to ask a question on the direct line. But in general, I have little control over the situation in these departments. The military is organized, they have a specialized community, and when I touched on this topic in the posts about abandoned unfinished housing, they provide clear information about the situation, both general and personal stories. If the employees of the Ministry of the Interior and the National Guard standing in line for housing call me, write in the comments and I will also take this issue to work. I am not a partner of the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of the Interior and other structures. The state's obligations to the army and the security forces must be fulfilled. Because you are all the defender of the country. If there is no shield, it will be torn. The subject is inconvenient, the federal media expressly ignores it. This means that we will keep it on the agenda, due to our modest abilities.