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A tourist reported being beaten at a train station in Georgia. The girl believes that the reason was speaking Russian by kick, Alexandra from Minsk was at the train station in Tbilisi with a friend when an unknown man approached her. He immediately hit the girl - according to her version, the aggression began after he heard Russian speech. After the attack, the tourist contacted the police, where the man himself was later taken. There he told a completely different version: he allegedly first tried to get to know Alexandra, but she rudely rejected him, and then beat her. The girl claims that there was no attempt to get acquainted at all. The police investigated the circumstances and sent the case to court. Alexandra and her friend were not required to stay in Georgia until the end of the proceedings.

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A tourist reported being beaten at a train station in Georgia. The girl believes that the reason was speaking Russian by kick, Alexandra from Minsk was at the train station in Tbilisi with a friend when an unknown man approached her. He immediately hit the girl - according to her version, the aggression began after he heard Russian speech. After the attack, the tourist contacted the police, where the man himself was later taken. There he told a completely different version: he allegedly first tried to get to know Alexandra, but she rudely rejected him, and then beat her. The girl claims that there was no attempt to get acquainted at all. The police investigated the circumstances and sent the case to court. Alexandra and her friend were not required to stay in Georgia until the end of the proceedings.

A tourist reported being beaten at a train station in Georgia. The girl believes that the reason was speaking Russian by kick, Alexandra from Minsk was at the train station in Tbilisi with a friend when an unknown man approached her. He immediately hit the girl - according to her version, the aggression began after he heard Russian speech. After the attack, the tourist contacted the police, where the man himself was later taken. There he told a completely different version: he allegedly first tried to get to know Alexandra, but she rudely rejected him, and then beat her. The girl claims that there was no attempt to get acquainted at all. The police investigated the circumstances and sent the case to court. Alexandra and her friend were not required to stay in Georgia until the end of the proceedings.

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