So, Yuri the Great showed a parody of the pseudo-president of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, who recently held an open lesson for Belarusian schoolchildren.

There, in particular, Lukashenka presented the first Belarusian laptop, which was assembled by the Belarusian plant Gorizont, known for its TVs.. True, as it turned out, this portable computer consists of Belarusian components by only 12%.

Lukashenka, in the role of the Great, says that " Here they are shaking. Some, however, are still roaming somewhere. And those who staggered badly are now staggering in other places,” says the “pseudo-president”.

In addition, the Great beat the fact that the Belarusian in this laptop is only 12%:.

" 55 to be exact. But if you face the truth, I will say that ours is 40 percent here. Yes, even if it’s 30, it’s not so important anymore. Although, I see that in reality all 20, 12, to be more precise. And if you dive into the details, then maybe even 7. But this is not the point, the fact itself is important. Let there be at least 5% of ours, let only our presentation. It is important that a start has been made,"