The beaten Russian woman told the details of the attack in the Georgian hotel

Russian tourist Alyona Nesteryuk, who suffered a broken nose when attacked by an unknown assailant at the Agareni Estate hotel in Georgia, said that before the incident, guests celebrating the wedding shouted at the girls, demanding not to look out of the window and not to go out on the balcony. After contacting the administration, one of the men broke into their room. She told Izvestia about this on July 22.

"They were shouting right from the street: "Don't lean out of the window," "Go back <...> into the room." Which is not right for us either, because we are also guests on equal terms, the same as those people who celebrated the wedding. We also celebrated her birthday," the victim said.

A group of five girls came to Georgia to celebrate a friend's birthday. After checking in, they opened a bottle of champagne on the balcony. Nesteryuk admitted that this could be the reason for the conflict, since a few drops of the drink could get down where the wedding celebration was taking place.

However, she stressed that she considered this version unlikely, since the balcony was covered by a protruding roof, and the girls themselves did not leave the room and only looked out of the window.

On July 19, an unknown man broke into the room of Russian tourists after he heard Russian speech. The man attacked one of the girls and hit her. According to one of the girls, the reception staff could provide him with information about the location of the room.

Nesteryuk was later diagnosed with a broken nose and a concussion. After receiving first aid, she was taken to the hospital. The victim noted that the hotel staff could not protect the tourists, and after the incident did not apologize and did not help resolve the situation.