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March 17, 2025
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as posted by the channelSerbia's president Aleksandar Vucic is denying claims his police used a 'sonic weapon' to disperse protesters at a massive rally in Belgrade.
Footage of the alleged incident has been circulating on social media.
Witnesses report hearing a sudden piercing noise, causing crowds to scatter in panic.
Opposition groups and activists claim it originated from a sonic weapon. DW is unable to verify those claims.
The device emits a burst of incredibly loud sound to temporarily incapacitate people.
Serbia has been gripped by months of protests, triggered by the collapse of a freshly renovated train station roof in the city of Novi Sad last November, killing 15 people.
The incident ignited long-running concerns about alleged corruption in the country, with many people blaming government graft for the collapse.
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