Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Zakharova asked journalist Nutsubidze from Georgia to speak Russian 
Spokesman for the Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova asked Georgian journalist Tamara to speak Russians during a press approach by Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in Stockholm. This was reported by RIA Novosti.
An employee of the Rustavi 2 TV channel Nutsubidze, who was present during the minister's conversation with journalists, began to ask a question in English. Zakharova drew attention to the fact that the request for participation in the conference sounded in Russian.
“Tamara, excuse me, please, when you asked to take part in the conference, you spoke Russian,” Zakharova recalled. After that, the journalist asked if this was a problem, to which Zakharova replied: “Well, it's just that there are Russian journalists here. (…) Tamara, please, in Russian, “Zakharova stressed.
Nutsubidze insisted that she wanted to ask a question in English, and received advice from Zakharova:” Next time you ask, too in English, okay? ”
Earlier, Zakharova said that Ukraine’s joining NATO would become a“ red line ”for Moscow. Her statement concerned the meeting of NATO foreign ministers held in the Latvian capital Riga. Zakharova noted that the meeting demonstrated the North Atlantic Alliance's obsession with imaginary threats to the detriment of a joint solution to the real challenges of our time.