The official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, humorously commented on a survey conducted by a journalist of the British Broadcasting Corporation BBC on the streets of Moscow.
In the video, a resident of the capital indignantly replies to the British media correspondent Steve Rosenberg, who approached her, that he regularly "performs with tricks," "says nasty things."
"Or you ask our president such nasty questions that I want to come up [to you] and punch you!" — the Muscovite woman notes to the British correspondent who wanted to record the "voice of the Russians".
"Inconsistent translation," Zakharova wrote in her Telegram channel.

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