The victim of the attack of a man in Moscow told the details of the incident

Nargis Serviva, who was injured in an attack by a man in Moscow after refusing to get acquainted, shared in an interview with Izvestia that she was able to capture the attacker's face on her phone.

She clarified that she turned on the camera and pointed it down when an unknown man just approached her. According to her, after refusing to get acquainted, he followed her and asked about the shooting, asking her to delete the footage.

"I delete this material, it follows me further. <...> Again, he asks me if it's possible to get acquainted," the Employee added.

The victim noted that the man had committed the attack after her repeated request to leave her alone and mentioning that she was waiting for a young man.

"I just automatically start taking out my phone, start taking it off. At that moment, he just gets scared and starts running away. <...> I managed to capture his face on camera," she clarified.

The servicewoman shared that while trying to escape, the man was caught by passers-by. According to her, this is the second incident in a week in the area, recorded by the police.

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Earlier that day, the victim, in an interview with Izvestia, said that after refusing to get acquainted, the man attacked her and kicked her in the back. Later, she wrote a statement to the police, where she was informed that such attacks were not isolated. The Investigative Committee (IC) of the Russian Federation in Moscow has already begun an investigation into the incident.

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