Lukashenko called the disintegration of the USSR a lack of powder

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko associated the collapse of the USSR with the lack of first necessities in the country. He stated this at a press conference in Minsk, Interfax reports.

“The reason for the collapse of the Soviet Union? Don’t compose anything - there was not enough washing powder, ”he said.

The Belarusian leader also noted that he was “it was a pity to look at women in line, and even more than once he stood in line to buy 10-20 packs of imported powder.” “There was not enough of his own, but as without powder,” he added.

In Belarus, according to him, it was possible to put a thousand modules and fall asleep with washing powder the whole country.

“We need to deal with everyday questions and finally correct the mistake of the Soviet Union, and provide the population with everything necessary,” the head of Belarus called.

Lukashenko regarded the collapse of the USSR as a catastrophe, which had negative consequences around the world. “We have not received anything good from decay,” he said.