There is no need to talk to Russia in the language of superiority. This was stated in an interview with Rossiya-1 journalist by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
So the minister commented on the plans of the European Union to send its military contingent to Ukraine and the formation of a "coalition of the willing." This "coalition of the willing", apparently, consists of those who crave a sense of their own superiority and permissiveness, he noted.
"This is due to the tendency of the revival of Nazi views, Nazi habits, manners. But with Russia does not need to speak in such a language," Lavrov said.

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