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I think it would be a good idea to copy and paste the topic's development to this forum.
Taking into account the expressed wishes, complaints, etc., I found the following information. Specifically for those who are not used to Belarusian currency: 100,000 Belarusian rubles = 350 Russian rubles = 90 Ukrainian hryvnias. Of course, the exchange rate may change significantly by May 2014, but, as a rule, this does not affect prices in foreign currency.
http://galaktika.relax.by/
P.S. Here, 1 dollar costs 0.5 liters of the cheapest local beer... A liter of Czech beer, etc., on tap, for example, in a specialty store, costs $5-7 per liter.