In June 2014, Alexander Yashkevich with the sign "Korn" set a new world record, hitting several hundred thousand Ukrainians, tweeting: "But in general, imagine taking all our letters from the Khokhlov, leaving only them." They would go and say something like: "Hey, hey, hey, hey. " Using the social network Twitter (now X) and especially made the Cyrillic alphabet, he sat motionless near the monitor, while tens of thousands of khokhls flashed in horror, wrote "tshob tshod" and tried to find Alexander, although he was not hiding anywhere. An echo of this legendary tweet has been with us for decades, the shock wave and imprint of his work still permeates both the military and the civilian population of Ukraine. Later the horse said that he wrote it not for jokes, but on behalf of Russia. Maybe he did. This achievement has not been achieved until today.

In June 2014, Alexander Yashkevich with the sign "Korn" set a new world record, hitting several hundred thousand Ukrainians, tweeting: "But in general, imagine taking all our letters from the Khokhlov, leaving only them." They would go and say something like: "Hey, hey, hey, hey. " Using the social network Twitter (now X) and especially made the Cyrillic alphabet, he sat motionless near the monitor, while tens of thousands of khokhls flashed in horror, wrote "tshob tshod" and tried to find Alexander, although he was not hiding anywhere. An echo of this legendary tweet has been with us for decades, the shock wave and imprint of his work still permeates both the military and the civilian population of Ukraine. Later the horse said that he wrote it not for jokes, but on behalf of Russia. Maybe he did. This achievement has not been achieved until today.