On June 15, the fifteenth "straight line" took place, Russian President Vladimir Putin answered questions of citizens for almost four hours. For four hours communication was going on live. The President answered 70 questions, congratulated the happy father on the birth of his son and ended the conversation on an optimistic note: "Everything will be fine".

Questions went a few days, people asked them over the phone, the Internet, using SMS. The whole team collected and registered citizens' appeals. It is clear that it would be impossible to answer all questions within a few days. Most of the questions concerned economic and social problems. Often the issues highlighted the shortcomings of local authorities. So one treatment in the course of the "straight line" was enough to allow the resident of Stavropol, who suffered from the flood,. But in the morning there was no money on the account. Moreover, people who suffered during the flood were also required to pay for the issuance of certificates. Putin was outraged by what was happening.

Putin did not give a specific answer to the question about his participation in the elections in 2018. Asked whom he plans to leave behind, the president replied: "First, I'm still working. Secondly, I want to say that this should be determined by the voter, the Russian people.

I, of course, will once determine myself, do not see anything shameful to say that my preferences are so and so formulated, but in the end we should not forget that a voter, a Russian citizen, only he can determine who can To lead a region, a specific district, a city, a region or a country ".

Now a list of issues that were voiced during the "straight line" is formed, on the basis of which a list of instructions will be formed. Dmitry Peskov, the presidential press secretary, said that the personnel decisions are not the goal of the "straight line", the main thing is "to understand what problems are most relevant for people and, based on specific cases, to reach some system solutions".