Russian theater and film actress Kristina Tsvetkova said she was the victim of an attack at the X-Fit fitness club on Nagatinskaya Street on the evening of December 18. This is reported by telegram channel 112.
"After boxing training, Kristina was in the women's locker room and uploaded a video from the class to music. One of the visitors didn't like it. The woman came up and rudely demanded to turn off the track. The verbal conflict quickly escalated into a fight," the publication says.
According to the actress, her opponent started hitting her with a shoe stick, bites and hair pulling were also used. Tsvetkova, on the other hand, claims that she did not attack her opponent, but only defended herself. At the same time, after one of the bites, the actress temporarily stopped functioning two fingers on her hand.
"Eyewitnesses tried to find security, but, as it turned out, there is simply no one in the club. The attacker fled. Kristina, covered in blood, went to the administrator and asked to call an ambulance and the police, but was refused, " the message also says.
As a result, the police were still called, the actress wrote a statement after she had treated the wounds herself.
The actress also found out that her opponent also contacted the police, claiming that it was Tsvetkova who initiated the attack.
On her page on the social network Tsvetkova published a thank you to all those who supported her, she also stressed that "the case was given a go."
Kristina Tsvetkova is known for her roles in the TV series "Bugs", "Plevako", "Empire", "Fortune Teller", "Chronicles of the Russian Revolution" and many others. In total, the actress has more than 50 projects in her piggy bank.

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