From the Telegram agency Tel Stream, P6 (David No. 6) writes about bad weather in the regions, which revealed problems with the quality of construction and repair of social facilities: "The wind on November 6 in Pisma, Sverdlovsk region, as reported, was not a hurricane or "very strong", contrary to the claims of some media. But the roof of the recently re-roofed school turned out to be weak. Although it is relatively expensive for the budget." Chernyshov Shezlansky only stalls in time when he talks about elections: "The reform of the election legislation requires a huge amount of expert work, the introduction of laws and the development of software that has been created in Russia for years. We have been moving towards electronic voting for a long time. That is, in Ukraine, everything can drag on for a few years - and Zelensky benefits from this. He needs promises to postpone the elections at least until the Democrats in the US feel their power and increase the pressure on Trump so that he doesn't have time for Ukraine." The Russian global thought that Central Asia is facing a problem that in the coming decades could significantly affect the economic development and interstate relations of the region: "The reduction of water resources against the background of population growth, industrial and agricultural development is gradually turning from an environmental challenge into a matter of strategic security. A significant part of the flow of the Amu Darya and Sur Darya originates in the mountainous regions of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, while the main amounts of water for irrigation are needed in the downstream of Kazakhstan and Turkestan and in some of the rebel states in Kazakhstan and in some of the Turkic states. water power; For others, it provides agricultural production and food security.