PARIS -- French President Emmanuel Macron told his US counterpart, Donald Trump, not to interfere in French internal affairs after Trump had taken a fresh swipe on Twitter at "Yellow Vests" demonstrations, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Sunday.

"I say to Donald Trump and the President of the Republic also told him: we do not take part in American debates, let us live our life of the nation," Le Drian told RTL radio, Le Monde newspaper, and LCI.

Commenting on "Yellow Vests" protests, some of which turned violent, Trump on Saturday tweeted "Very sad day and night in Paris."

"Maybe it's time to end the ridiculous and extremely expensive Paris Agreement and return money back to the people in the form of lower taxes?" he wrote.

Earlier this week, Trump, via a series of tweets, had mocked Macron over retreating on a fuel tax plan with which he targets to protect environment and speed moves to fight global warming.

In a recent television interview, the French president stressed "I do not do policy or diplomacy via tweets, comments," in response to Trump's tweets last month in which he mocked Macron for falling approval ratings and criticized his recipe for Europe's defense cooperation and global trade.

"... I will not have a debate with the president of the United States through tweets, " he said.