On Friday, March 17, the International Criminal Court in The Hague issued an arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin.
Studio Kvartal 95 actor Yuri Veliky showed the Kremlin leader’s reaction to his arrest. The artist posted a video on his YouTube channel.
In particular, in a new parody, the humorist showed how the Russian president is glad that the International Criminal Court in The Hague did not specify which Putin they will arrest.
Therefore, according to Yuri the Great, the dictator immediately contacted his counterparts to decide which of them should be imprisoned. He contacts four of his various “clones”: dull, cheerful, coughing and silent, with an offer to one of them to go on vacation to Europe.
“We must determine which of us, or rather, of you, will be the double scapegoat, who will be imprisoned instead of me, and I will be silent, sitting in a bunker, continue to rule Russia triumphantly until the end. Oh, lead Russia to a successful end,” he said.
When all the doubles refused, Vladimir Putin made the following decision: “For now, we are sitting evenly and not moving forward in the boat. And now I will call Shoigu and find out if we can get it to the Hague in three days. Maybe we’ll go there together. As they say, we’ll do everything there.”
Earlier it was reported that Yuri the Great made a parody of Alexander Lukashenko, calling the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky a “nit”.
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