Zakharova mocks BBC reporter after Moscow interview
Maria Zakharova sarcastically commented on a BBC journalist's street interview in Moscow, where a local woman told the reporter he was saying 'nasty things' and asking 'nasty questions,' prompting a desire to 'hit him'.
Consensus
- Maria Zakharova commented on a BBC journalist's interview in Moscow.
- The interview was conducted by BBC journalist Steve Rosenberg on the streets of Moscow.
- A Moscow resident told the journalist he was saying 'nasty things' and asked 'nasty questions'.
- The woman expressed a desire to 'hit' the journalist.
- Zakharova's comment was made in a sarcastic tone.
Points of divergence
- The woman pointed out to the journalist that he regularly 'says nasty things', which led to the desire to 'hit him'. — tg_tass_agency
- The woman said the journalist 'says nasty things' and 'asks nasty questions', prompting the desire to 'hit him'. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Inconsistent translation — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Zakharova commented on BBC poll on Moscow streets — Вести