be banned from appearing in music videos." Radio Yerevan was asked: "Why did President Putin help Mother Russia off her knees?" Radio Yerevan answered: "He wanted to screw her in a different position." Radio Yerevan was asked: "Russia is often called a petrostate. What is the difference between a petrostate and a banana republic?" Radio Yerevan answered: "Bananas are a renewable resource." Radio Yerevan was asked: "Is there any way Hillary Clinton could still enter the White House?" Radio Yerevan answered: "In principle, yes. She could divorce Bill and marry Donald Trump." Radio Yerevan was asked: "Why did the Greeks want to flee the eurozone?" Radio Yerevan answered: "Eurozone, Soviet zone, exclusion zone---a zone is a zone, no matter what you call it." (Zone also means "prison" in colloquial Russian). During the 2014 Crimean crisis Another joke was told about Finland during the crisis in Ukraine: "How many Russian compatriots live in Finland?" asks the listener "Enough," the radio replies, "so that a referendum can be held." See also Public Radio of Armenia Russian jokes East German jokes References Joke cycles Russian humour Soviet culture