Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov makes a warning during a press briefing in Delhi after a journalist repeatedly interrupts him, including by allegedly speaking on a phone while questions are being answered, according to NDTV and the Times of India. Both outlets report that the exchange occurs during Lavrov’s remarks, with the interaction interrupted multiple times. NDTV says the journalist was allegedly speaking on the phone at the time, and the briefing is repeatedly disrupted as Lavrov continues responding to questions. Times of India characterizes Lavrov’s warning with the phrase “They will take out a gun,” presented as part of his admonition to the journalist during the session. The reporting indicates the incident is captured on video and framed as an on-the-spot confrontation during the press interaction rather than a separate official statement. No outlet provides additional context about the journalist’s identity beyond the on-camera conduct described in the accounts, and neither report indicates any physical altercation during the briefing.