Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov commented on the rather harsh statements of French leader Emmanuel Macron. The details are contained in an interview with the journalist of "Russia 1" Pavel Zarubin.
Earlier, Macron called Russia a "predator" and a "cannibal."
"People are different, they have different cultures… I hope that he himself probably feels uncomfortable at night," the Russian diplomat said.
Lavrov refused to comment further on this topic.

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